Page 1 of 1 With an innovative chassis, strong engine and raised expectations, the BMW WilliamsF1 Team unveiled its new car the WilliamsF1 BMW FW25 at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain. The FW25 is shorter than the FW24, under the skin all of the key installations are reworked, not least of which is the drivetrain. In terms of the aero package, WilliamsF1 has approached this car with a new philosophy, which is apparent in the different visual appearance.
The FW25 was designed by a team led by Chief Designer Gavin Fisher at the WilliamsF1 headquarters in Grove, while the engine was designed at the BMW F1 factory in Munich under the guidance of Heinz Paschen (Director of F1 Development).
The partnership between WilliamsF1 and BMW enters its fourth year in 2003, and having so far demonstrated a year-on-year progression towards the ultimate goal of securing a world championship title by 2004, both organisations are acutely aware that there is significant expectation for the season ahead to realise the team's ultimate ambitions. Page 1 of 1
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With an innovative chassis, strong engine and raised expectations, the BMW WilliamsF1 Team unveiled its new car the WilliamsF1 BMW FW25 at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain. The FW25 is shorter than the FW24, under the skin all of the key installations are reworked, not least of which is the drivetrain. In terms of the aero package, WilliamsF1 has approached this car with a new philosophy, which is apparent in the different visual appearance.