February 3 livery launch for Atlassian Williams F1 Team
By Williams Racing
January 6 2026
February
3 livery launch for Atlassian Williams F1 Team
Atlassian
Williams F1 Team will officially unveil the racing livery for its 2026
challenger, the FW48, on Tuesday 3 February – revealing a new look for the
team in Formula 1’s all-new regulations era.
Willliams will begin the
year with a special fan-designed livery which will be on the car for testing
in Barcelona later this month. Supporters from 162 countries cast almost
55,000 votes for the one-off design, part of Williams’ commitment to
bringing fans closer than ever to the team.
On February 3 Williams
will reveal the striking look it will carry for the rest of the season as
the formidable driver pairing of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz continue the
mission to return to the front of the grid.
F1’s new regulations mean
2026 cars are all-new – shorter, lighter and designed for even closer
racing. The biggest rule change in a generation is a reset opportunity, and
Williams has been building towards it as the next step on the team’s path
back to Championship contention.
The team enters 2026 with huge
momentum, having enjoyed its most successful season for nine years in 2025.
Williams finished fifth in the Constructors’ Championship with 137 points,
secured podium finishes in Baku and Qatar, and took home its first-ever
Sprint podium in Austin.
Fans should keep their eyes on
WilliamsF1.com and the team’s social media channels for more updates ahead
of launch day.
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