With the FW14B, this improved car was significantly ahead in terms of technology compared to the FW14. The new car now featured active suspension, traction control, a new semi-automatic gearbox ...

The FW14B was a development of the FW14 that was used in the 1991 season. The latter had evolved to include active suspension, traction control, and a semi-automatic gearbox, a combo that made the ...

“The main difference between the FW14 [used in 1991] and the FW14B was the active suspension. It’s remarkable looking back on the programme now. “In 2011, we were running the 12th model of ...

The FW14B took 15 of a possible 16 pole positions in 1992, 14 of them to Nigel Mansell Credit: Paul-Henri Cahier/Hulton The Williams FW14 – or more accurately the FW14A – raced in the 1991 ...

Back in 1992, British Formula 1 driver Nigel Mansell had an extraordinary season. Behind the wheel of Williams-Renault cars, the Brit climbed to the top of the list and won that year’s championship.

As iconic race-car liveries go,Nigel Mansell's Williams-Renault FW14B Formula 1 car is right up there with the best of them. The yellow and blue paint scheme with Canon, Elf, Camel, Labatt's, and ...