Claire Williams has revealed to telling herself "little lies" in order to overcome the emotional heartache of leaving the team's factory in Grove for the final time. In September last year, the Williams family departed F1 after 43 years in the sport, selling to American investment company Dorilton Capital. Article continues under video Former deputy team principal Williams has opened up on the final days after the last of the team's 739 races in Italy at Monza, and on clearing out her desk and that of her father Sir Frank at the factory. Asked in an interview with this writer for an article with The New York Times whether it was emotional, Williams replied: "Yes, it was....
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