WILLIAMS’ TWO-PLANE PLAN
Williams followed into the footsteps of Ferrari and Sauber (in Russia), as the Grove-based outfit replaced its single-plane T-wing with a two-plane setup. What’s more, the leading edge of the shark fin is no longer straight. Instead it slopes downward before going back up (compare yellow arrows).
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