Williams FW24: 2002 F1 Car Specs & Stats

Williams FW24
2002 Formula 1 car

Williams FW24

2nd in standings | Williams car

1
Grand Prix WinGP Win
7
Grand Prix PolesGP Poles
13
Podiums
92
Points

Car Profile

Team Williams Season 2002 Constructors' P2 92 pts Races 17 (34 starts)

Engine & Tyres

Engine BMW P823.0 V10 Tyres Michelin

Drivers of the Williams FW24

6 Juan-PabloMontoya P3 7 podiums · 50 pts
5 RalfSchumacher P4 1 win · 42 pts

2002 Finishing Positions

1st 1
2nd 5
3rd 7
4th 6
5th 3
7th 1
8th 1
11th 3
16th 1
DNF 6
DNF Did Not Finish

2002 Race by Race

17 Grands Prix
225423DNFDNFDNF342113DNF44
DNF12311437485335DNF1611

1Podium 7Points 14Outside the points DNFNot classified

Stats current as of:
Ralf Schumacher, Williams FW24 BMW Belgian GP 2002

Williams' F1 car for 2002

Technical specifications Williams FW24 F1 car

Chassis: Carbon Aramid epoxy composite, by Williams F1
Drive: Rear
Clutch: AP
Gearbox: 7 speed Semi-automatic, by Williams F1
Brakes: Carbon discs and pads operated by AP callipers
Suspension: Williams F1
Weight: 600 kg including driver & camera
Wheels: O.Z., 13 x 12 front, 13 x 13.7 rear

Dimensions

Length: 4,540 mm
Front track: 1,460 mm
Rear track: 1,400 mm
Wheelbase: 3,140 mm

Engine

Designation: BMW P81
Type: 90° V10, naturally aspirated
Displacement: 2998 cc

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Williams FW24: Frequently Asked Questions

Which team raced the Williams FW24?
Williams raced the Williams FW24 in the 2002 Formula 1 season, finishing 2nd in the constructors' championship with 92 points.
Who drove the Williams FW24?
Juan-Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher drove the Williams FW24 in 2002.
How many races did the Williams FW24 win?
The Williams FW24 won 1 of the 17 Grands Prix it entered in 2002, with 7 pole positions and 13 podium finishes.
Which engine powered the Williams FW24?
The Williams FW24 used the BMW P82, a 3.0 V10 engine.