
The way I see it, they are going the way of Tyrell and I doubt there is a way back. It might have worked earlier when regulations weren't so thorough but not anymore. Trying to build an innovative car on a low budget won't work. There has to be a profound change of style. Sure Coughlan is joining the team but I'm sure he is not a miracle worker and I'm sure it wasn't him alone that made Mclaren so successful. They continue to lose sponsorship because of this stubborness and frankly I don't see it getting any better any time soon. It is clear that their business model isn't working. Cosworth in 2011 is clearly not Cosworth in the 1980s and early 1990s and it is plain for all to see. The only way forward is to get a manufacturer on board but unfortunately williams are too hard headed to do so. Unfortunately, arrogance got in the way of competitiveness and unless heads roll 'literally' I don't think they will get anywhere.įloating part of the company was a really desperate thing to do and shows that they have exhausted everything else.

Good Formula 1 standards, judged the observers after the first day of testing in Valencia. 2011 A at first glance the new Williams FW33 looks like a normal racing car out.

Think about it.its been 14 years since the last world championship!!! 2003 was the next closest thing. Williams FW33: Nobody is that low at the back xpb Williams FW33 Subscriptions & booklets 06.02. It might sound harsh but having been a die hard williams f1 fan for the past 20something years it gets frustrating being let down year after year.

Both drivers retired from the first two races of the season.

During the course of the season, it became clear that the car was much less competitive than the Williams FW32 as the car tended to lack pace and struggled in races.
