The Williams F1 team has unveiled its new-look livery for the upcoming season.
The Grove-based squad has endured a difficult start to the year as it opted to skip the Barcelona shakedown event last week.
IN PHOTOS: Williams show off new F1 livery for 2026 season
Williams is now the only F1 team yet to turn a lap this year, having endured complications in the build-up to the season.
However, it has since asserted it is ready for the preseason test in Bahrain next week.
Williams enter the year with Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz forming its driver line-up for the second consecutive season.
It ended the 2025 campaign fifth in the constructors' standings, marking its best result since the 2018 season.
For the new year ahead, Williams has added a splash of white to the livery, as well as a lighter shade of blue to incorporate the newly announced partnership with Barclays.
Providing his thoughts on the livery, Albon stated: “It’s always special to see a new livery for the first time, and the FW48 looks incredible.
“The design really stands out – it’s bold, modern and unmistakably Atlassian Williams F1 Team. I can’t wait for the fans to see it on track and cheer us on in 2026.“
While the season ahead is Albon's fifth season with the team, it will mark Sainz's second.
The Spaniard enjoyed a positive opening campaign with the squad, scoring two podiums across the year.
“The FW48 livery is a real statement of our intent for 2026,” Sainz said.
“The design celebrates Atlassian Williams F1 Team’s heritage while embracing a fresh, dynamic look for the new era.
“I’m excited to race in this livery and to share the thrill with fans around the world - their support makes all the difference as we continue on our journey together.”
Also interesting:
Join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they look back on last week's five-day F1 test in Barcelona. McLaren's upgrade strategy is discussed, as is Aston Martin grabbing much attention with its striking AMR26.
Rather watch the podcast? Then click here!
Most read
In this article








Join the conversation!