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Formula 1: Hackers sabotage Williams' presentation of the new car

Hackers sabotaged the lavishly planned racing car presentation of the Formula 1 team Williams. As the traditional British racing team announced a few hours before the racing car was presented on Friday at 4 p.m., the augmented reality app was hacked by a cyber attack.

The team wanted to use this app to introduce the FW43B. “We were really looking forward to sharing this experience with our fans, especially at this difficult time when it is unfortunately not possible to convey personal experiences to our fans directly. We can only apologize for the fact that this was not possible is, “said Williams. The app was removed from the usual stores.

However, the last of the 2020 Team World Championships will present the new racing car for the season starting on March 28 in Bahrain, including on rendered photos, interviews with drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi and the team leadership around the new German managing director Jost Publish Capito.

You can find the newly introduced cars from all Formula 1 teams here!

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