Hotlapping the Williams FW14-B (92) at Oulton Park

Nigel Mansell drove some of the most iconic vehicles ever to have graced an F1 track. In 1992 he piloted the Adrian Newey designed Williams FW14-B to nine of the car’s ten season victories. He was at the peak of his powers in a car that was both a technological masterpiece and one of the most beautiful open wheelers of all time. Over the coming months I’ll be putting more Mansell cars on track. Expect to see an awful lot of smoking- and alcohol-related liveries. The mod featured in the present video is a curious one. It appears that the innominate author has ripped ASR’s semi-encrypted original. Unlike the ASR version, however, this FW14-B does not have an annoyingly intrusive windshield. Its engine sound is far superior too, as are its tyres. As such, it is much the better car in my view. Because of my suspicions regarding its origins, I’m not providing a link to it. For those who’d like to give it a try, it’s not difficult to find. Thanks very much for looking in. I’ll be back with another installment of ‘Mansell’s Motors’ in the none too distant future.