Williams to race with a modified livery on residence turf in Silverstone

Forward of the British Grand Prix, Williams Racing have unveiled an tailored livery for his or her residence race as a part of the celebrations to mark their 800th Formulation One Grand Prix.

The British Grand Prix was set to be the Grove-based workforce’s eighth centennial however, with the cancellation of Imola final month, that landmark shifts to the next race in Budapest. Williams Racing is celebrating over each weekends, to make sure its residence followers within the UK may be a part of the commemoration.

The one-off Silverstone design, operating on each FW45’s of Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant this weekend, pays homage to the workforce’s British heritage and to its beloved founder, the late Sir Frank Williams.

Since its basis in 1977 by late Sir Frank Williams and engineering pioneer Sir Patrick Head, the workforce has received 9 Constructors’ Championships, in affiliation with Cosworth, Honda and Renault.

The British outfit is the second most profitable outfit solely behind Ferrari, with its seven Drivers’ Championship trophies being lifted by true icons of the game: Alan Jones, Keke Rosberg, Nelson Piquet, Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve.

The workforce’s 2023 F1 challenger, the FW45 will showcase a bespoke livery completely designed for its residence race at Silverstone, and can sport a particular emblem in Budapest.

Moreover, Williams Racing is ready to convey a real legend of the previous, the 1992 championship profitable FW14B, to Silverstone. F1 World Champion and Williams Racing Model Ambassador Jenson Button is ready to take the wheel to finish a number of demonstrations laps within the iconic automobile on Sunday.