Williams marks 50 years in Formula 1 with W50 Live, a two-week London expo running February 11-28 at Leake Street. The showcase brings together the cars that built the Grove outfit's legacy: Piquet's 1987 FW11B, Mansell's dominant '92 FW14B, Villeneuve's '97 championship FW19, and the FW38 that Bottas pushed to 378kph. The 2027 challenger gets the FW50 designation, only the second time Williams has jumped its numbering sequence. The venue carries weight—Leake Street's railway arches are where Frank Williams found Patrick Head wrenching in a garage, the partnership that delivered nine constructors' titles and 114 wins. Williams becomes just the third team after Ferrari and McLaren to reach 50 consecutive seasons on the grid. For a team that's spent the last decade rebuilding, February 11 is both reunion and reset—50 years down, and a numbered chassis that says they're planning for 50 more.
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