1979, UK, Cosworth V8
D.F.V., 2993cc, 480bhp @ 11,000rpm

The Williams FW07 made it's debut in Spain in 1979 and provided the toughest competion in Grand Prix events for the next three European seasons.
Designed by Patrick Head for the Frank Williams Grand Prix Engineering Company, it firmly established the names of both it's maker and drivers. Between the start of the 1979 European season and the end of 1981 it won a total of 18 races - taking of the Constructors Cup in 1980 and 1981. Australian Alan Jones drove this FW07-04 to victory in four natable races at Hockenhein, Germany; Osterreichring, Austria; Montral, Canada and Buenos Aires, Argentinia on his way to becoming 1980 World Grand Prix Champion.