Williams to drive with special F1 livery at their home race in Silverstone

Williams will drive in the British Grand Prix with a special livery. With this, the British Formula One team honours the more than 1,000 team members by putting their names on the car, which will carry the colours of the British flag.

Alexander Albon and Logan Sargeant will drive a specially designed livery during the Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone. The FW46 will be dressed in the colours of the Union Jack, the flag of Great Britain. To highlight all 1005 members of the team, their names will be seen on the design of the car.

In the first free practice session on Friday, Formula 2 driver Franco Colapinto will temporarily take over the wheel from Sargeant. The Williams Racing Driver Academy driver will get his first chance to drive a new F1 car. An old acquaintance will also make his appearance: Jenson Button will be reunited with his very first F1 car, the 2000 Williams FW22, for some demonstration runs.