The Williams FW47 has been unveiled at Silverstone and there are already encouraging signs with some of the changes made over winter.

Williams has unveiled its 2025 Formula 1 car in a one-off livery at a launch event at Silverstone. All ten teams have agreed to keep their race liveries under wraps until F1's season launch event in London on Feb. 18, meaning Williams opted to present the new FW47 in an interim colour scheme for its private Silverstone event.

Williams provided a sneak peek of its 2025 Formula 1 car, the FW47, on Friday following an initial shakedown test at the Silverstone Circuit in the U.K.

Williams were the very last team to shakedown their F1 car, but this year there was no delay for the Grove team as they launched the FW47 on Friday, 12 days before pre-season testing. Pipped to the line to be the first team to shakedown their car with McLaren’s surprise launch of the MCL39 on Thursday,

McLaren have become the first F1 team to unveil their 2025 challenger during a shakedown at Silverstone. The MCL39 made its on-track debut at the British Grand Prix venue on Thursday, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri sharing driving duties as McLaren conducted a promotional filming day.

Williams unveiled its 2025 Formula 1 car, the FW47, yesterday with a track debut at the Silverstone circuit. The car successfully completed 200km of testing, with Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz sharing the driving duties for the first time.

Sainz and Albon unveil new car at Silverstone - Follow live F1 news updates and reaction as Williams unveil their 2025 car on Friday morning