The Gulf livery will be run at the races in Singapore, Japan, and Qatar car auto cars
Williams team principal James Vowles seems to feel the same, saying: “Our fans have the opportunity to create motorsport history with their livery decision, bringing this partnership to life. I can’t wait to see the winning design and watch the Williams Racing fans cheering the team on.”
Echoing that, Mike Jones, Gulf Oil CEO said: “This project is all about giving fans control and placing them at the centre of our partnership with Williams Racing. We feel strongly that each theme and livery will go down extremely well and look forward to seeing which one the fans choose.
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