“Cosworth have impressed us with the quality of their technical team and convinced us that their programme will deliver a competitive Formula One engine,” said Frank Williams, whose team last used Cosworth power in 2006. “In addition, like Williams, Cosworth is an independent company whose owners share our passion for racing and engineering. We believe that, working together, we will develop not only a competitive racing car for 2010 but also a long-term partnership that can take on the best in Formula One.”
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November 01, 2009
WILLIAMS TO USE COSWORTH ENGINES IN 2010
“Cosworth have impressed us with the quality of their technical team and convinced us that their programme will deliver a competitive Formula One engine,” said Frank Williams, whose team last used Cosworth power in 2006. “In addition, like Williams, Cosworth is an independent company whose owners share our passion for racing and engineering. We believe that, working together, we will develop not only a competitive racing car for 2010 but also a long-term partnership that can take on the best in Formula One.”
October 07, 2009
WILLIAMS SUPPORTS MASSA TEST RETURN
“I would like to wish Felipe well with his return to a Formula 1 car next week,” said team boss Frank Williams.
“It is a tribute to the safety standards of Formula 1 today, and of course to Felipe’s characteristic determination and drive, that he is making his return so soon.
I hope that the test proves a successful step in his rehabilitation.”
Massa’s test is scheduled to take place at Fiorano next Monday.
“It is a tribute to the safety standards of Formula 1 today, and of course to Felipe’s characteristic determination and drive, that he is making his return so soon.
I hope that the test proves a successful step in his rehabilitation.”
Massa’s test is scheduled to take place at Fiorano next Monday.
September 21, 2009
PATRICK HEAD: THIRD CARS SHOULD BE FOR ROOKIES
Williams director of engineering Patrick Head says his team would support Ferrari's push for three-car teams in Formula 1 - but only if the additional entry was reserved for rookie drivers.
Ferrari has been strongly advocating a move to optional three-car team line-ups in recent weeks, suggesting that it could allow the likes of Michael Schumacher to make occasional appearances to boost public interest in the sport.
Ferrari has been strongly advocating a move to optional three-car team line-ups in recent weeks, suggesting that it could allow the likes of Michael Schumacher to make occasional appearances to boost public interest in the sport.
September 01, 2009
New partnerships for Williams F1 team
The Williams Formula One team will carry two new on-car logos for the rest of the 2009 season.
"An important event for Africa and Angola, Williams is proud to be able to support and promote Angola's COCAN2010 football tournament by running the campaign's branding on the team's race cars for the rest of the season," said Williams F1 chief executive Adam Parr.
"An important event for Africa and Angola, Williams is proud to be able to support and promote Angola's COCAN2010 football tournament by running the campaign's branding on the team's race cars for the rest of the season," said Williams F1 chief executive Adam Parr.
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