The Williams F1 crew didn't launch the car as such in Valencia, but rather rolled the car out onto the grid to begin testing, without the hint of a presentation.

In morning testing the Williams, driven by Rubens Barrichello managed to post a 1:15.660, putting it in fifth in the morning test session, behind Renault.

The car features a high nose, much like the majority of the grid, but doesn't sport the popular shark-fin adopted by Sauber, Renault and McLaren.

Images courtesy of Williams and LATphoto