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Drivers: Roy NissanyChassis / Engine: FW43B-01 / Mercedes-AMG F1 M12 E PerformanceLocation: Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain, 5.412 kmWeather: Warm, sandy and dry Dave Robson, Head of Vehicle Performance: Conditions were tough throughout the day, with high temperatures, strong winds and a lot of sand on the track this afternoon. This made performance testing very difficult, however, we were able to […]
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A round-up of interesting Williams related stories found on the web this week: All of their rivals bar Williams are also scheduled to run mule cars to assist F1’s official tyre supplier in developing its new rubber for next year. Pirelli confirms all teams bar Williams will participate in 18-inch tyre tests “Jamie’s determination and drive to do more, as […]
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A round-up of interesting Williams related stories found on the web this week: “I can not say who it was, because maybe someone is angry. It was a team that is not better than Haas, so it is not difficult to imagine”- Kevin Magnussen Magnussen’s offer from team ‘not better than Haas’ “But the thing we’re focused on is that […]
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Williams Racing is pleased to announce that Roy Nissany will continue his work as Official Test Driver with the team for 2021. Roy enjoyed a successful first year with Williams providing valuable feedback and contributing to the development of the FW43 both through his work on-track and in the simulator at Grove. Roy conducted himself impressively in his three Free […]
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Dave Robson, Head of Vehicle Performance: After a tricky season, it was good to finish with a productive and smooth day. Both Jack and Roy have driven the car several times this year, but for both to get a chance to have the car for a full day in the calm environment of a Young Driver Day was very valuable […]
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Dave Robson, Head of Vehicle Performance: Although there was some overnight and morning rain, we were able to complete the programmes as intended. Roy did an excellent job and completed all of his test items, providing some very useful feedback, including on the new 2021 Pirelli tyres. FP2 was fully dry but interrupted by several red flags, which disrupted our […]
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From one Hermann Tilke circuit to the next, the team heads to the Persian Gulf for the next two rounds of the 2020 FIA Formula One World Championship held in Bahrain. The first weekend will take place on the regular 5.412km Bahrain International Circuit layout, a track that usually provides great racing and overtaking, crowned by the tight, downhill, off-camber […]
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Williams Racing is pleased to confirm that Reserve Driver Jack Aitken and Test Driver Roy Nissany will drive in the post-season Abu Dhabi test at the Yas Marina circuit on Tuesday 15th December. The team can also confirm that Roy Nissany will make his third FP1 appearance of the year at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Friday 27th November. Jack […]
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A round-up of interesting Williams related stories found on the web this week: “The reality is I was unfortunate for it to hit my car but that could have hit a marshal or someone in the crowd if they were to be there, so that’s the most important thing.” – George Russell Russell calls for further safety improvements following “dramatic” […]
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Dave Robson, Head of Vehicle Performance: We have a bit of work to get through tonight to see where we can improve the car as we are not currently where we want to be. There are probably a few easy gains from where we were today, but there are other areas that require a bit more thought to see if […]
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