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'80s month: Inside the Williams Heritage Museum
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
Take an ’80s-tinged tour inside the Williams Heritage Museum, and view our gallery of photographs below
Motor Sport visited the Williams Heritage Museum in February, where the Formula 1 team manages a fleet of historic racing cars. Housed there is the Williams Grand Prix Collection from the team’s debut season in 1978 to present, headed by Jonathan Williams and Williams mechanic and team manager Dickie Stanford.
Related: Williams Heritage podcast, in association with Mercedes-Benz
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