Williams post video of 1986 Brazilian Grand Prix trophy
Williams have shared a close-up video of the trophy they won at the 1986 Brazilian Grand Prix, held at Jacarepagua in Rio de Janeiro, ahead of this weekend's race in Brazil. The win came just 15 days after founder Frank Williams was seriously injured in a road car crash that left him paralysed.
The post did not name the driver who took the victory. Nelson Piquet won on his debut for the team, leading a Brazilian one-two with Lotus's Ayrton Senna. Piquet later left Williams after winning the 1987 drivers' championship with the team, having been unhappy at the refusal to make him the number one driver.
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