Williams Unveils 1981-Inspired Livery for Spanish Grand Prix
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Williams will debut a special livery at the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, inspired by their championship-winning car from 1981. The design features a color scheme reminiscent of the FW07C, celebrating the team's history in Formula 1.
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First to reportSpotlight: Williams to run livery based on 1981 design at Spanish Grand Prix | BriefWilliams to run livery based on 1981 design at Spanish Grand Prix
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FIRST LOOK: Williams reveal retro livery for F1 Spanish Grand PrixWilliams will run a 1981 tribute livery for the 2026 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix
CrashTue 8 Sep · 17:21 UTCRead →
Williams unveil striking livery change for Madrid F1 raceThe Williams F1 car will look a little different this weekend in Madrid, the new home of the Spanish GP!
RacingNews365Tue 8 Sep · 17:30 UTCRead →
Williams reveal special livery ahead of Spanish GP in MadridThe special livery will adorn the Williams car throughout the Spanish Grand Prix weekend at the Madring.
Formula1.comTue 8 Sep · 17:33 UTCRead →
Williams unveils throwback livery for F1’s Madrid returnWilliams has unveiled a striking new livery as Formula 1 prepares for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit.
Motorsport WeekWed 9 Sep · 10:16 UTCRead →
Williams reveal throwback F1 livery for inaugural Madring Spanish GPWilliams will mark Formula 1’s inaugural race at the new Madring circuit this weekend with a throwback livery inspired by their championship-winning colours of 1981,…
Williams pays tribute to 1981 title-winning car with special Spanish Grand Prix liveryWilliams will be sporting a one-off 1981-inspired livery on its FW48 at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. The special white, green and navy blue colourway pays homage to the FW07C, the car that claimed the constructors' championship in 1981. Interestingly, that year also marks the last time Formula 1 visited the Spanish capital, when Alan Jones and Carlos Reutemann competed at the ... Keep reading
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Spotlight: Williams to run livery based on 1981 design at Spanish Grand Prix | BriefWilliams to run livery based on 1981 design at Spanish Grand PrixRaceFansTue 8 Sep · 17:19 UTCRead their report →FIRST LOOK: Williams reveal retro livery for F1 Spanish Grand PrixWilliams will run a 1981 tribute livery for the 2026 Formula 1 Spanish Grand PrixCrashTue 8 Sep · 17:21 UTCRead →Williams unveil striking livery change for Madrid F1 raceThe Williams F1 car will look a little different this weekend in Madrid, the new home of the Spanish GP!RacingNews365Tue 8 Sep · 17:30 UTCRead →Williams reveal special livery ahead of Spanish GP in MadridThe special livery will adorn the Williams car throughout the Spanish Grand Prix weekend at the Madring.Formula1.comTue 8 Sep · 17:33 UTCRead →Williams unveils throwback livery for F1’s Madrid returnWilliams has unveiled a striking new livery as Formula 1 prepares for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit.Motorsport WeekWed 9 Sep · 10:16 UTCRead →Show 2 more from other outletsShow fewer
Williams reveal throwback F1 livery for inaugural Madring Spanish GPWilliams will mark Formula 1’s inaugural race at the new Madring circuit this weekend with a throwback livery inspired by their championship-winning colours of 1981,…Williams pays tribute to 1981 title-winning car with special Spanish Grand Prix liveryWilliams will be sporting a one-off 1981-inspired livery on its FW48 at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. The special white, green and navy blue colourway pays homage to the FW07C, the car that claimed the constructors' championship in 1981. Interestingly, that year also marks the last time Formula 1 visited the Spanish capital, when Alan Jones and Carlos Reutemann competed at the ... Keep readingMotorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 20:56 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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