Williams' F1 rookie Logan Sargeant celebrated his first point in the sport at the United States Grand Prix, breaking an unwanted 30-year streak in the process.
Logan Sargeant scored a point for the first time in his F1 career in AustinLogan Sargeant has been under pressure to keep his seat for next seasonLogan Sargeant described the feeling of finishing in the points as 'amazing'
“I’m so proud of this team and myself for the hard work and progress we’ve been making this season.
“We worked hard overnight to find a direction with the car that was going to be positive, and we found that. The pace was so much better today, and I was driving really well.”
Michael Andretti had been the last American to score F1 points while at McLaren in 1993
Solid weekend for Williams
Williams had double success in Austin with both of their drivers finishing in the points, the first time they've achieved such a feat since the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix, with Alex Albon securing ninth in the race.
The team currently occupies the seventh position in the constructors' standings, holding a 10-point lead over the eighth-placed Alfa Romeo.
After Sargeant's point, with only four races left in the season, Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo, who returned to racing at AlphaTauri after a hand injury, remains the only driver on the grid who has not scored any points in 2023.