Unveiling of the New Williams F26: A Breakthrough in Formula One Racing

The Williams F26, a new Formula 1 car, was launched with significant design changes, including a shortened nose cone and twin keel monocoque design. The car's development involved advanced aerodynamic modeling using HP Linux supercomputing. The new P-84 engine is designed for endurance, and the car features a new gearbox and differential. Drivers Montoya and Schumacher tested the car, providing positive feedback. Sponsors like Michelin and Petrobas contributed to the car's development. The team aims to compete for the championship despite new regulations.

How did the new regulations affect engine changes during race weekends?

What role did the BMW Williams F1 Team sponsors play in the development of the new tyre?

What were the drivers' initial impressions of the new Williams F26 during testing?