Williams Cars at Madrid Grand Prix to Pay Tribute to the Team’s 1981 Jarama Design
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- Atlassian Williams F1 will run a special livery at this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid inspired by its FW07C car from 1981.
- Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon will drive cars featuring the design’s white, green and navy colors.
- Williams unveiled the FW48 livery at a fan event in Madrid’s Callao Square.
Williams will bring a piece of Madrid’s racing history to this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. The cars driven by Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon will feature a livery inspired by the FW07C that raced at the Jarama circuit in 1981.
The design uses the original car’s white, green and navy colors. The 1981 model won the constructors’ world championship with Australian driver Alan Jones and Argentine driver Carlos Reutemann, who both competed at Jarama.
Williams presented the specially designed FW48 on Tuesday during a fan-zone appearance with Sainz in Madrid’s Callao Square.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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