For the 2000 Formula One racing season, team Williams began using BMW engines. This relationship would last for the next five seasons. The teams entry for 2000 was the FW22 fitted with the BMW V10 and mated to a Williams seven-speed semi-automatic sequential gearbox. 
Chassis #: FW22-02
View info and historyThe car was driven by rookie Jenson Button and experienced driver Ralf Schumacher. Schumacher scored three podium finishes which accounted for most of the teams 36 points. This effort helped the Williams Team earn at 3rd place finish in the World Constructors Championship.
by Daniel Vaughan | May 2011
Chassis #: FW22-02
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by Daniel Vaughan | May 2011
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