1993 Williams FW15C Renault
England
Designed by Arian Newey and Patrick Head, the Williams FW15C was one of the most technologically advanced racing cars ever built. Driven by Alain Prost and Damon Hill, it became the dominant car in the 1993 F1 season. In incorporated traction control, active suspension, ride height control and the powerful Renault RS5 engine. Prost took seven victories on his way to a fourth Driver's Championship, Hill added another three wins to the total, Williams secured their sixth Constructors title.
This car, chassis 01 was used for testing
Engine; 800hp 1494cc V6 DOHC turbocharged
National Motor Museum, Beaulieu
1993 Williams FW15C Renault
England
Designed by Arian Newey and Patrick Head, the Williams FW15C was one of the most technologically advanced racing cars ever built. Driven by Alain Prost and Damon Hill, it became the dominant car in the 1993 F1 season. In incorporated traction control, active suspension, ride height control and the powerful Renault RS5 engine. Prost took seven victories on his way to a fourth Driver's Championship, Hill added another three wins to the total, Williams secured their sixth Constructors title.
This car, chassis 01 was used for testing
Engine; 800hp 1494cc V6 DOHC turbocharged
National Motor Museum, Beaulieu