A two-decade rollercoaster best describes the last 20 years for Williams.
After Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve brought drivers' titles to the teams in successive years, the British team entered a period of ups and down as it battled to find its true identity.
The current issue of Autosport magazine charted the fall and rise of Williams. With insight from deputy team principal Claire Williams, we reflect on the peaks, troughs and return to form for the privateer punching above its weight.
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