Williams Heritage Stories - FW14B

The story of the 1992 championship-winning Williams-Renault FW14B, told by world champion Nigel Mansell, Riccardo Patrese, Damon Hill, Paddy Lowe, Frank Dernie, Dickie Stanford, Jonathan Williams and Sir Patrick Head. Presented by Karun Chandhok.
The history of one of Formula 1's most iconic cars, from the origins of the active ride suspension and traction control systems, through the extensive development and testing programmes, to the dominant 1992 F1 season.
You can see the full, 25-minute uncut documentary version by signing up here: goo.gl/jwvCDV
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[@MajorDook1]

This car is pure perfection. There has been, and will never be, a better car than this for me.

[@vizdrac]

I was always Senna fan and I loved those red white mclaren's, but this car is absolutely masterpiece. Not just technological wonders from that time that amazed me, but that perfect design from every angle. I bought back then a model of that car and many times I hold it in my hands and watch it. Even today I do it sometimes. When I think about it , sometimes I get a feeling that red 5 is just where it suppose to be. On beautiful nose of the perfect car, with true lion behind the steering wheel. From Croatia with love...

[@xeroxpanasonic]

Wow, thank you so much! That's a superb video. Looking forward for more series like that.

[@botecof1]

Para os cabeças de gasolina brasileiros, nós falamos sobre a Suspensão Ativa e a história de sua implementação aqui no BOTECO F1. Venha conferir. ;)

[@jstewlly4747]

Mp4/8 was better to me but this was amazing love it

[@gazza2933]

I was, and still am a McLaren fan but this was a fantastic car! Thanks for posting 👍🏻

[@thunderhammer593]

The greatest car ever made....the pinnacle of " so good that it has to be declared illegal"

[@themardybum08]

Beautifully shot. Good job.

[@charlesv3962]

For those who weren’t around then to see the year this car come out, let me tell you, this FW14B was absolutely phenomenal to see. You have to understand that this car was like an alien ship that landed, it was that good. If you ever get to see the in car camera of Nigel Mansell, you’ll see the most brilliant engineering that ever touched Formula 1. It was remarkable, knowing the teething problems they had during the development stages, but they got it right, and WILLIAMS dominated. Never in the History of Formula 1 will there ever be a car far ahead of it’s time, the WILLIAMS FW14B

[@justinreynolds8638]

Agree, this was by far and away the most advanced car of its time. It was an engineering & technical masterpiece.

[@nme700]

Fantastic! More please.

[@Daviflashback.]

Yes Williams Renault FW14b, Fórmula 1 PERFECT!!!

[@larkhill2119]

One line of code sure Paddy. main() { printf("Hello World your flat in top do not lift" );)

[@vlkt282]

What about making Williams serial car?

[@rhythmoffootball1918]

Long live Adrian Newey

[@F-Man]

You could make a religion out of this.

[@tomclementsmusic1654]

It was a shame to hear Frank Durnie Slate Mansell so much in the 'Williams Racing its in the blood' on BBC Iplayer. I have had the fortune of meeting Nigel Mansell, and he was an absolute gentleman. I've worked with people that want results and sometimes you have to take the tough line. Mansell Has been one he biggest influences on me with his grit and determination. What a car, what a driver. If he was such an Arse Mr Durnie, why did Frank want him back at Williams.

[@megawutt]

Why don't you build great cars again, Williams?

[@NippyMoto]

Money and poor management.

[@80sf1fan2]

Different people, no more genius

[@lucasandre5826]

Um carro incrível!!!

[@nnoddy8161]

I want to hear the story of the engineering required to go back from the 'active' FW14B to the '94 car.

[@TOFKAS01]

This one and the 1988s McLaren were the most dominat cars of there time.

[@robert250581]

kubica!

[@BD12]

Hey Frank lemme drive it, I promise I won't break anything but myself