May 6th, 2013 (F1plus/B. Dixon).- Thirty six years in Formula One. With nine Constructor’s Championships, seven Drivers titles, and one hundred and fourteen race victories to their name, Williams are a team steeped in racing history. After an initial settling in period, the British team took two consecutive Constructor’s titles in 1980, when Alan Jones also steered the Ford powered machine to clinch the driver’s title, and 1981. This success was followed by two years of Ferrari control on the track, an achievement mirrored by McLaren in the ensuing two years. Continuing the pattern, Williams took another two in 1986 and 1987 before the dominance of McLaren during the Senna and Prost...
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