Williams has become the second team to unveil its 2018 Formula 1 challenger after taking the wraps off its new car, the FW41, during an event in London on Thursday evening. The FW41 marks a departure from its predecessor, the FW40, following input from Paddy Lowe and aero chief Dirk de Beer, who both arrived early last year, joining forces with designer Ed Wood. Williams will field this year’s youngest driver pairing, with Lance Stroll joined by former Sauber and Renault tester Sergey Sirotkin, in place of the retired Felipe Massa. Robert Kubica, meanwhile, has taken up the role of reserve and development driver, and is set for Friday practice runs and test outings in the FW41....
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