Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
By Williams Martini Racing
June 17 2015
After a successful Canadian GP the Williams Martini team moves to Europe for the 2015 Austrian GP. 2014 would see the Williams team secure a 1-2 in qualifying with Felipe Massa on pole and Valtteri Bottas finishing on the podium. 2015 will see the Williams team come to the ciruict with a range of upgrades hoping to secure another good result and continue the momentum achieved in Canada.
Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
Posted by: Williams F1 (IP Logged)
Date: 17/06/2015 07:55
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Re: Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
Posted by: Gunk (IP Logged)
Date: 17/06/2015 08:41
Big upgrade for this race they say.
Important point: both RBRs will change engines and take the drop. They are now looking at only Hungary and Singapore for a decent result.
So I expect another solid but conservative race from Williams.
Important point: both RBRs will change engines and take the drop. They are now looking at only Hungary and Singapore for a decent result.
So I expect another solid but conservative race from Williams.
Re: Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
Posted by: tomazy (IP Logged)
Date: 17/06/2015 18:58
Re: Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
Posted by: tomazy (IP Logged)
Date: 18/06/2015 20:52
Moro photos from today, also from AMUS
And now some comparison so that the new parts will be more visible.
New rear wing and new rear brake ducts:
Canada:
New bargeboards:
Old:
And another interesting observation. If we dont include the failed atempt of blown axel in 2013 from Williams, our front brakeducts have changed weary little from 2012 FW34 :O
Austria 2015:
FW34 2012:

And now some comparison so that the new parts will be more visible.
New rear wing and new rear brake ducts:
Canada:
New bargeboards:
Old:
And another interesting observation. If we dont include the failed atempt of blown axel in 2013 from Williams, our front brakeducts have changed weary little from 2012 FW34 :O
Austria 2015:
FW34 2012:

Re: Austrian GP: Williams Martini Grand Prix Preview
Posted by: j-s (IP Logged)
Date: 18/06/2015 22:09
That's fantastic Tomazy. Thank you very much. Good eye at spotting the brake ducts!
The new rear wing looks the business.
Keep the pics coming! Such a sexy beast, the FW37.
The new rear wing looks the business.
Keep the pics coming! Such a sexy beast, the FW37.
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