Williams have officially unveiled the livery of their FW45 challenger to be used during the upcoming 2023 Formula 1 season.
In addition, the historic team has also announced its new sponsorship deal with Gulf Oil, marking the company's return to the sport as a sponsor. It previously had an iconic partnership with McLaren in the late-1960s and early '70s, and also worked with the Brabham team in 1969.
Gulf is an important addition for Williams, who have lost several top sponsors since the end of last season including those brought to the team by former driver Nicholas Latifi. It is the first time the company's logo has been seen on an F1 car since the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix, when McLaren raced in a one-off livery as a nod to their past partnership with the oil firm.
