Williams

Base:	Grove, UK
Drivers:	N Rosberg A Wurz
Test Drivers:	N Karthikeyan K Nakajima
Chassis:	TBC
Engine:	Toyota
Tyres:	Bridgestone Potenza
First Season:	1975
World Championships:	9
Highest race finish:	1 (x113)
Pole Positions:	125
Fastest Laps:	129

Race History

2006	A terrible season by the team's own admission sees them finish eighth in the standings. Cosworth-powered package shows early promise, including fastest lap for Nico Rosberg at season opener in Bahrain, but challenge quickly runs out of steam. Go on to accumulate 20 DNFs, with two sixth places for Mark Webber their best results.
2005	Difficult season sees the former champions finish fifth in the standings before bidding farewell to engine partners BMW and Nick Heidfeld, who, after scoring maiden pole at the Nurburgring, goes on to miss last five races through illness and injury. Best result at Monaco, where both drivers make the podium. Nico Rosberg signed as Mark Webber's team mate for 2006.
2004	Ralf Schumacher misses six races after fracturing his spine in an accident at Indianapolis. Replaced by Marc Gene for the first two and by Antonio Pizzonia for the other four. Team ditch radical 'walrus' front wing after disappointing start to season. End it on a high with victory in Brazil, but only manage fourth in the standings.
2003	Dramatic improvement in form in the second half of the season with four race wins. Finish second to Ferrari in the standings after losing final-race showdown.
2000	- 2002 Despite winning races, the Williams team does not mount a serious Championship challenge to the dominant Ferrari team.
1997	Jacques Villeneuve takes his first and so far only Drivers' Championship and Williams takes the Constructors' Championship for a ninth time.
1996	Damon Hill wins the Drivers' Championship for Williams and the team takes their eighth Constructors' title.
1994	The season sees the Williams team suffer its first fatality when Ayrton Senna is killed at Imola. In a sombre season the team wins the Constructors' Championship.
1993	Alain Prost wins his fourth Drivers' Championship with Williams and announces his retirement from the sport.
1992	Nigel Mansell wins the first five rounds of the season for Williams, the team goes on to take both Drivers' and Constructors' titles. Mansell leaves the sport to compete in IndyCar.
1986	Team owner Frank Williams is seriously injured in a car accident. In typically determined fashion, he continues to lead the team.
1980	Alan Jones wins the Drivers' Championship and Williams takes the Constructors' Championship.
1979	Clay Regazzoni wins the British Grand Prix to give Williams its first ever victory.
1978	Williams Grand Prix Engineering founded. Alan Jones is signed to drive for the team.
1975	Williams team debut season. Six Constructors' Championship points give it ninth position. Stats from http://www.formula1.com