In Budapest, William and Sanitec sponsored a very special event for local children.

“Together with my partner SANITEC, the Global Fund for Children and the National Child Relief organizations we try to give our young visitors a very special day at a motosports weekend to to take them out of their everyday and sometimes difficult lives”, says PMSC driver Will Langhorne when he arrived in the paddock on Saturday morning. For almost two hours he makes time for his young visitors. "The children will have a walk through the paddock and then they will visit me in the starting grid for the qualifying session. Later on the kids will watch Saturday's sessions of the Formula 1.”

Read more about Will's charity event on the Racecam website.

Wishing you more throttle and less brake William!

Despite a situation with his tires, William manages to gain on a course where moving up is virtually impossible.
It's a 10th place finish for the American!

Pushing hard, William just misses a top ten finish in qualifying.
He starts the race tomorrow  in 12th position.

Team Sanitec gave their #8 car a sleek makeover, debuting at the Hungarian Grand Prix. 

Driven previously by Christian Engelhart and Luigi Ferrara, guest driver Isaac Tutumlu Lopez will be behind the wheel for this race.

Just outside Budapest, racing at the Hungaroring requires tires that can endure the high summer temperature as well as a strong qualifying finish, since the narrow circuit makes it difficult to overtake others during the race.

Good luck Team Sanitec!

It is a 15th place finish for the #7 Sanitec car, as Will fought for position and just couldn't gain enough ground.

 ...and the European Grand Prix moves to Budapest. 

After some fast segments in the free practice Will finishes 12th, hoping to put it all together into a fast qualifying tomorrow.

Post-race buzz from Silverstone is that contact during the race disconnected a brake line in the #7 car. Luckily Will avoided any major collisions.

After spending two days testing in Germany at the beginning of the month, the Sanitec team has arrived in Frankfurt and is preparing for the hilly, demanding track of Nurburgring for the German Grand Prix. 

It's a disappointing end to Silverstone for Will and the Sanitec Racing Team. 

Will reports from overseas:

"It's something specific to this car. Ultimately the speed in this car depends on me completely changing driving style, and I will double my efforts, come back for testing next week."

After a strong free practice in Silverstone, William places 13th and is optimistic for tomorrow's qualifying in the 7th round of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.

The weekend ends with frustration for Will, though he managed to move into 11th place and finish up a couple spots from qualifying.

The car still isn't 100% optimized, and with his placement in the qualifying Will needs to drive hard tomorrow to grab some points.

It was a rough practice in Istanbul, and despite Will pushing at the end it just wasn't happening- the tires were done.
We all hope for a better ride in qualifying tomorrow.