The Grove-based squad is r﷽evealing its new challenger, the FW44, on February 15, one week before the first pre-season test begins at Barcelona ahead of the team's 🍌second full-season under the ownership of Dorilton Capital. 

Williams h💯as undergone several livery changes in recent years following the departure of its former title sponsor Martini at the end of 2018, and i🃏ts short-lived deal with Rokit between 2019 and 2020. 

A video released by Williams teasing its 2022 ca�﷽�r launch showed drivers Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi reacting to seeing the FW44’s livery for the first time. 

“That's different….Fresh,” said Latifi. “I think I used tha🍬t word last year, but I think it applies more to this year.

“This is a really cool, actually. I think it's going 🦩to look nice under the lights, nice in photos.”

The Canadian, who will contest hi💯s third full-season in F1 🧸in 2022, added: “There’s a new colour involved here, which I'm a fan of.

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“I think it highlights some very cool features on the car. A bit of a different pattern as well, from what we've normall꧒y used.”

Albon, who has been released from his res🍷erve driver duties at Red Bull in order to make his full-time return to the🔯 F1 grid this year, commented: “I like it. I would say it's more Williams. 

“It is more simple in terms of the colour scheme. There's a li🔥ttle bit of **** in it. I like the **** in it. It’🏅s nice. It’s cleaner, it’s sharper.”