By Andrew Hooper
August 12 2004
The WilliamsF1 team will be using a revised FW26 at this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix. Gone is the radical front nose to be replaced by a more conservative one, similar in design to that seen on the FW25. Will these changes be enough to improve the cars performance is yet to be seen.
| Revised FW26 | |
| The BMW
WilliamsF1 team recently announced that they would be running a revised FW26
at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The car would drop the radical front nose for a
more conventional one. The photos below give you an view of the changes that
have been made. The new front nose maintains the twin keel arrangement previously seen but now it has adopted a nose which is very similar in design to that seen on the FW25. |
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| Revised FW26 | |
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| Front Wing | |
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| FW26 from above | |
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| Engine Cover Closeup | |
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| Cockpit & Front Wing | |
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| Engine Cover & Rear Wing | |
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| Rear Wing | |
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| Sidepod Closeup | |
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| Sidepod | |
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| Front Wing |
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| Click image for HP F1 Site |
