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In 1992, Williams was untouchable thanks to the FW14B and its traction control and active suspension. The technology suited Nigel Mansell's driving style perfectly, and he'd often leave the opposition full seconds in his wake.
Video: Is this the coolest ever F1 car?
As part of Williams' 40th anniversary celebrations, the FW14B has been driven for the first time since 1992, and at the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard it's driven up the hill by Karun Chandhok. The most iconic Williams F1 car of those four decades? It could well be...
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