He will leave the team at 30 March, and his successor was immediately announced by Williams, namely Nick Rose, who will act as non-executive chairman.

Parr, who championed dipernah Frank Williams as a potential successor, joined Williams in 2006 as chief exceutive officer (CEO). In the 2010 season he was promoted to chairman (chairman).

Sir Frank Williams will continue to lead the team he founded in 1977, and this time he was still a team principal.

“I asked Adam to join Williams in late 2006 to support me run this team. Over the past five years, he has exceeded ekspektasiku achievement and I have to thank him,” said Sir Frank Williams told Autosport.

Parr, he added, about the enormous contribution of technical change in the car last year to join the success of his company to go public. It just does not mention what to do after the split with Williams Parr.

“I am very grateful to Frank who has provided the opportunity to work for Williams for more than 5 years, which was full of challenges and full of goodness,” said Parr.

“Williams is a unique team with more than 500 people were incredibly brave and talented, as well as partners in and out of the great Formula 1. Williams is now ready to move forward. I pray the best for everyone in the Grove (Williams headquarters).”

Of the two series this season has unfolded in the new Williams got eight points in the name of Bruno Senna, who finished sixth in Sepang, Malaysia, Sunday.