Williams F1 at first 2014 pre-season Test


By Andrew Hooper
January 21 2014

 
 Williams F1 at first 2014 pre-season Test
 

The Williams F1 team has confirmed that its 2014 car will be running at the first 2014 pre-season test at Jerez in Spain next week.

The team announced on Monday that Valtteri Bottas will give the new Mercedes-powered FW36 its debut next Tuesday.

The team wrote on its official Twitter page: "We can announce we will be on track in Jerez. Valtteri Bottas will do days 1 and 2 Felipe Massa days 3 and 4 running our heritage blue livery."

The new car was given its first factory fire-up on Friday night, but is not expected to run in its full race-livery until the Australian Grand Prix. Williams is likely to roll out the car in its testing colours for the first time shortly before Jerez testing begins on January 28.

 
2014 pre-season test schedule
Dates 			Circuit

January 28-31: 		Jerez, Spain
February 19-22: 	Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain
February 27-March:	Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain


2014 car launch schedule

January 24: 	McLaren MP4-29 - Online.
January 25: 	Ferrari - Online.
January 26: 	Sauber C33 - Online.
January 27: 	Toro Rosso STR9 - Jerez.
January 28: 	Williams FW36, Red Bull RB10, Mercedes W05
		and Caterham - Jerez.
February: 	Lotus E22 - Pre-Bahrain test.
 

Williams F1 at first 2014 pre-season Test
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