Williams unveils its special livery for its 800th Grand Prix

We have known for a few days, the Williams team will celebrate their 800th Formula 1 Grand Prix over the course of two race weekends. At Silverstone and in Hungary.

Following the cancellation of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, the team’s 800th Grand Prix will take place at the Hungaroring. Williams, who was supposed to celebrate their 800th Grand Prix this weekend at their home race, has chosen to mark this anniversary with their fans at Silverstone instead.

The livery retains its usual blue that the Williams team has been sporting this season, but there will be a significant change on the engine cover. The rear of the British car will display the Union Jack, the flag of the United Kingdom. The livery pays tribute to all the British individuals who have been part of Williams in the past. It also honors the team’s founder, Frank Williams, who passed away in 2021.

In Hungary, to celebrate the 800th race, Williams will have another livery with the number 800 written on the car to celebrate the history of the team that started 46 years ago in 1977.