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Symonds leaves Williams
Pat Symonds is to leave his role as chief technical officer of Williams.
Symonds joined Williams towards the end of the 2013 Formula 1 season on a three-year contract and in his first full season the team finished third in the constructors' championship.
Having finished third again in 2015, Williams slipped to fifth in 2016 and his departure comes on the back of reports that Paddy Lowe will move to Williams from Mercedes.
Symonds will leave the team when his contract expires on December 31.
"Pat has been a tremendous asset to this team over the past three years," deputy team principal Claire Williams said.
"Pat’s appointment was the start of a major restructuring exercise, and he has been pivotal in reshaping Williams into what is a much stronger racing team today.
"I would like to thank him for all of his hard work and commitment during that time. We now look to the future and will be announcing details regarding the team’s technical leadership in due course.”
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