The 2010 technical review - part two
AUTOSPORT's technical expert and former Jordan designer Gary Anderson takes a personal look back at the season and discusses which teams took the right and wrong development paths during the year. In his second review, Gary reviews the teams that got it right most often.
Williams
It's too easy to think of Williams as the champion team and race-winner it once was, but in reality over the last few years it hasn't been that team.
It put itself in a potentially vulnerable position with a change to the Cosworth engine unit for 2010. It's always difficult to change engines but I suppose it had no option. Rubens Barrichello brought a lot of experience to the team and seemed to help it understand the development direction required, and Nico Hulkenberg is a very good driver he just needed a season under his belt.
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