Toyota Engine Partnership
Toyota powered Williams during its eight-year Formula One stint.
Toyota supplied Formula One engines to the Williams Formula One Team during their eight years in the sport from 2002 to 2009.
Quick Facts
- Chassis range
- FW28 to FW32
Lore & Background
Toyota's Formula One team, Panasonic Toyota Racing, competed from 2002 to 2009 but never won a race, achieving thirteen podium finishes. Toyota also supplied engines to Jordan F1 Racing, Midland F1 Racing, and Williams during this period.
Reader's Guide
Toyota's engine partnership with Williams occurred during Toyota's eight-year Formula One involvement (2002–2009).
Did You Know?
- Toyota's Formula One team was based in Cologne, Germany, at Toyota Motorsport GmbH (now Toyota Gazoo Racing Europe).
- Toyota withdrew from Formula One at the end of 2009, citing the global economic crisis.
- Toyota had already developed its 2010 car, the TF110, before withdrawing from the sport.
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