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£91,100

1999 Williams-Supertec Renault FW21 Formula 1 Racing Single-Seater Chassis no. FW21-05

United Kingdom • 13 Sept 2014

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This 1999 Williams-Supertec Renault FW21 Formula 1 car, chassis number FW21-05, was driven by Alessandro Zanardi in 14 Grand Prix races. While the engine is a replacement space frame, key components like the gearbox and brakes are complete and functional as of its last run, offering a unique opportunity for collectors and racing enthusiasts.

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The car's engine is a replacement space frame, but the gearbox and brake systems are complete as of the last run. The car has a detailed racing history, but the description focuses on component status rather than overall condition.

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The 1999 season began for Williams with a switch from Goodyear to Bridgestone tyres, while drivers Jacques Villeneuve and Heinz-Harald Frentzen had moved on, being replaced by the German Ralf Schumacher and Italian Alessandro Zanardi.

The new FW21 car derived from the previous year's FW20 model, and was considerably lighter, it had a lower centre of gravity and many novel new detail features and it was expected to be considerably faster than its predecessor.

The FW20 and FW21 cars were both powered by the customer version of the two-year old 71-degree Renault V10-cylinder engine which had been re-branded after Renault Sport's official withdrawal from racing under the name 'Supertec'.

These FB01 power units had seen little development for the new season which permitted a considerable gap to develop between those teams with major industry engine suppliers – such as McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari (Fiat) – and WGPE with its now customer supply, albeit of a very well-engineered basic power...

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