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- Williams_FW19 abstract "The Williams FW19 was the car with which the Williams Formula One team used to compete in the 1997 Formula One season. It was driven by Jacques Villeneuve, who was in his second year with the team, and Heinz-Harald Frentzen, who moved from Sauber to replace the dropped 1996 champion, Damon Hill. Williams also employed test drivers Jean-Christophe Boullion and Juan Pablo Montoya.The car was a logical development of the extremely successful FW18, which had comfortably won both titles in 1996. It was also the last Williams chassis to receive input from designer Adrian Newey, who left the team to join McLaren during the season, and the last to run a works Renault engine before the French marque's temporary withdrawal. It also benefited from design input from Patrick Head. However, 1997 was more difficult for Williams, as they faced a tough, season-long challenge from Michael Schumacher and Ferrari. After a controversial collision between Villeneuve and Schumacher in the season finale, the Canadian took the Drivers' Championship, with the team claiming the Constructors' Championship at the previous race. Frentzen, by contrast, had a disappointing year and could win only one race to Villeneuve's seven. However, he did finish second in the drivers' championship due to the disqualification of Michael Schumacher.The team eventually scored 123 points to win the Constructors' Championship.The car, as previously mentioned, was the last Williams to use the highly successful naturally aspirated Renault RS9 V10 engine along with the in-house Williams gearbox. The car used Elf fuel, Castrol oil, Penske shock absorbers and AP Racing carbon disc brakes.".
- Williams_FW19 thumbnail Williams_FW19_Great-Britain_1997.jpg?width=300.
- Williams_FW19 wikiPageID "7827116".
- Williams_FW19 wikiPageRevisionID "598290530".
- Williams_FW19 after 13.
- Williams_FW19 before Williams_FW18.
- Williams_FW19 carName "Williams FW19".
- Williams_FW19 category Formula_One.
- Williams_FW19 chassis "Carbon-fibre and honeycomb composite structure".
- Williams_FW19 configuration V10_engine.
- Williams_FW19 consChamp "1".
- Williams_FW19 constructor Williams_Grand_Prix_Engineering.
- Williams_FW19 debut "1997".
- Williams_FW19 designer "Adrian Newey".
- Williams_FW19 designer "Patrick Head".
- Williams_FW19 drivers "3".
- Williams_FW19 drivers "4".
- Williams_FW19 driversChamp "1".
- Williams_FW19 engineName "Renault RS9, RS9A and RS9B".
- Williams_FW19 fastestLaps "9".
- Williams_FW19 frontSuspension "Williams inboard torsion bar, double wishbone, operated by pushboard bellcrank".
- Williams_FW19 fuel Elf_Aquitaine.
- Williams_FW19 gearboxName Komatsu_Limited.
- Williams_FW19 gearboxName Williams_Grand_Prix_Engineering.
- Williams_FW19 gears "6".
- Williams_FW19 hasPhotoCollection Williams_FW19.
- Williams_FW19 poles "11".
- Williams_FW19 predecessor Williams_FW18.
- Williams_FW19 races "17".
- Williams_FW19 rearSuspension "Williams inboard coil-spring/double wishbone, operated by pushboard bellcrank".
- Williams_FW19 successor Williams_FW20.
- Williams_FW19 team Williams_Grand_Prix_Engineering.
- Williams_FW19 title Autosport.
- Williams_FW19 title "Racing Car Of The Year".
- Williams_FW19 na Naturally_aspirated_engine.
- Williams_FW19 type "transverse semi-automatic".
- Williams_FW19 tyres Goodyear_Tire_and_Rubber_Company.
- Williams_FW19 wins "8".
- Williams_FW19 years "1997".
- Williams_FW19 subject Category:1997_Formula_One_season_cars.
- Williams_FW19 subject Category:Williams_Formula_One_cars.
- Williams_FW19 comment "The Williams FW19 was the car with which the Williams Formula One team used to compete in the 1997 Formula One season. It was driven by Jacques Villeneuve, who was in his second year with the team, and Heinz-Harald Frentzen, who moved from Sauber to replace the dropped 1996 champion, Damon Hill. Williams also employed test drivers Jean-Christophe Boullion and Juan Pablo Montoya.The car was a logical development of the extremely successful FW18, which had comfortably won both titles in 1996.".
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- Williams_FW19 label "ウィリアムズ・FW19".
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- Williams_FW19 depiction Williams_FW19_Great-Britain_1997.jpg.
- Williams_FW19 isPrimaryTopicOf Williams_FW19.