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The new Williams F1 car

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By Tim Ferguson

Published: 19 March 2007 12:10 GMT

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With technology and Formula One more closely associated than ever, silicon.com went along to the launch of the 2007 Williams F1 car.

The launch of the AT&T Williams 2007 car took place at the team's base - above - at Grove in Oxfordshire.

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