McLaren and Williams unveiled special liveries for their home British Grand Prix this weekend. McLaren will run a "heritage inspired" design, while Williams incorporates Union Jack elements on the nose flanks of their FW48. Both teams’ drivers, including Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon, will wear matching special overalls.
Williams enters their home race seeking a crucial turnaround. Despite a historic first win at Silverstone in 1979, the team sits P8 in the Constructors' standings after finishing P5 last season. The special livery coincides with a significant upgrade package aimed at addressing their persistent overweight car issues. This weekend marks a critical moment for the Grove-based squad to show progress and convert home-track energy into championship points. The new look and technical push could define their season trajectory.
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