Williams will run a throwback livery at the upcoming two Grand Prix weekends in Formula 1, making their cars stand out on the grid. Franco Colapinto also plays an important role in the change at the Latin American tracks. See the change below!
The next two Grands Prix will take place at Interlagos and in Mexico City, where Williams will bring back their yellow engine covers, which the team previously used during their most successful period on their livery, from 1983 until 1993, teaming up with Mercado Libre.
Moreover, given the partnership, youngster Franco Colapinto will also feature in ads. The Argentinian joined the team after Logan Sargeant will replace following the Dutch Grand Prix. Since then, the youngster has scored points on two occasions: in Azerbaijan, and in Austin last weekend.
Changes to Williams' livery
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