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Poll 1306: 2003 Williams FW25 nominated by @All Your Base
Body Style: 0-door open wheel race car
Engine: 3.0 liter BMW P83 V10
Power: around 900 HP
Torque: unknown
Weight: 600 kg
Transmission: 7-speed semi automatic
Drivetrain: mid-engine, rear-wheel drive
Additional Information: The Williams FW25 was the car Williams used for the 2003 Formula One World Championship. The FW25 was a completely new design from it's predecessors, and it was designed by Patrick Head, Gavin Fisher, and Antonia Terzi. The car was driven by Ralf Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Marc Gene, who replaced Schumacher for the Italian Grand Prix after he was injured in a testing accident. Throughout the season, Williams and the FW25 won 4 races, took 4 poles, and was a strong contender for the 2003 Constuctor's title, only losing out to Ferrari after a rule change was implemented after the Hungarian Grand Prix that narrowed the width of the front tire. Montoya stated that the FW25 was his favorite F1 car he drove, praising the balance and the drivability with the powerful BMW engine which suited his aggressive driving style.
Body Style: 0-door open wheel race car
Engine: 3.0 liter BMW P83 V10
Power: around 900 HP
Torque: unknown
Weight: 600 kg
Transmission: 7-speed semi automatic
Drivetrain: mid-engine, rear-wheel drive
Additional Information: The Williams FW25 was the car Williams used for the 2003 Formula One World Championship. The FW25 was a completely new design from it's predecessors, and it was designed by Patrick Head, Gavin Fisher, and Antonia Terzi. The car was driven by Ralf Schumacher, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Marc Gene, who replaced Schumacher for the Italian Grand Prix after he was injured in a testing accident. Throughout the season, Williams and the FW25 won 4 races, took 4 poles, and was a strong contender for the 2003 Constuctor's title, only losing out to Ferrari after a rule change was implemented after the Hungarian Grand Prix that narrowed the width of the front tire. Montoya stated that the FW25 was his favorite F1 car he drove, praising the balance and the drivability with the powerful BMW engine which suited his aggressive driving style.