Williams F1 team became the latest to reveal their 2022 livery. The British team launched their FW44 car for all the motorsport fans in the world to see. The team would be hoping that this car can get them back amongst the midfield and compete more regularly.

But it looks like the new livery has divided the F1 fans. They took to social media to give their opinion on the latest offering from the British team.

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I like it. I would say it’s more Williams: Alex Albon

The Thai driver will race for the Williams team for the 2022 season. The former Red Bull driver sat out the 2021 season and was the reserve driver for the Austrian team. He mentioned he liked the new colors in the livery of the British team and claims it represents the team well.

“I like it. I would say it’s more Williams. It is more simple in terms of the color scheme. There’s a little of **** in it. I like the **** in it,” said Albon.

The team also announced a new partnership with Duracell as their new sponsor ahead of the 2022 season.

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“I am so proud of this partnership between Williams and Duracell, and I am grateful for the trust and confidence they have put in us. Having their name on the side of our car is a personal highlight for me, as my nickname for 30 years has been Duracell–because I never run out of energy. I am very much looking forward to our work together,” said the Williams team boss Jost Capito.

With the new livery out, the team would look to get back on track to test their car. It is possible that they might do a filming day at Silverstone in the coming days. We would get a better idea of how the car looks and how it performs at the Barcelona test at the end of the month.

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