The team revealed the FW44 on Tuesday🀅 afternoon in🍸 an online launch from the Williams’ base in Grove.

Wi🐷lliams has opted for a darker blue colour scheme for this year, with a hint of light blue and red.

Williams becomes the sixth team to showcase its 🦹new car ahead of pre-season testing which gets underway later this month.

Haas was the first team to launch its VF-22, with Red Bull followinဣg💯 suit afterwards albeit only unveiling a show car.

Aston☂ Martin, McLaren and AlphaTauri all launched 2022-spec cars,ꦗ rather than show cars.

Nicholas Latifi will remain with the team for a third straight season, while Alexander Albon will replace George Russell followin🐽g his promotion to Mercedes.

Williams enjoyed a strong 20𒅌21 campaign as it finished eighth in the constructors’ chaꦦmpionship.

It returned to the podium for the 💦first time since 2017 at the shortened Belgian Grand Prix with Russell.

A race befo𓃲re that, Latifi scored his first-ever F1 points at the Hungarian Grand Prix as Williams sco⛎red with both cars.

After a season on the sidelines, Albon will be hoping to lead Williams’ continued resurgencಞe and restore his own reputation after a difficult time alongside Max Ve꧋rstappen at Red Bull.

Williams will continue to use Mercedes power unitsꦗ in 2022.

Ferrari is the next team to take the cover of𒁃f its all-new challeꦬnger on Thursday.

Reigning world champions Mercedes’ W13 will be shown to 🏅the world on Friday, while Alpine will present its car just tဣwo days before the Barcelona test.

Alfa Romeo🐼 will run its 2022 challenger with an inte꧟rim livery during the Barcelona test before officially revealing its colours for the season ahead on February 27.