The race is on, and today we're talking about the Williams Formula One team.

Williams has 114 wins, seven drivers and nine Constructors World Championships,

but has just endured its two worst seasons as a constructor.

Hasn't won a race for almost eight years and last won a title way back in 1997.

So how did Williams hit this new low?

How did it slide from being one of the best teams of the 80s and 90s

into becoming an also-ran for a large part of the 21st century?

I'm Ed Sturor and joining me to chart Williams' decline

and its hopes to

rise again as Scott Mitchell, Mark Hughes and Glenn Freeman. Well, Mark, hello. You've been out on your

chopper recently? No, I agree. The chopper win sometime in the 70s, I'm afraid. I'd like to get

another one someday, but I can't afford them. They're about a thousand

quid now. Yeah, after our conversation on last week's podcast, I'd have a look. There's quite a good

secondhand trade in those. So you should buy a few restoration projects.

Yeah, yeah. Someday maybe. Yeah. And also joining me is Scott Mitchell in Sweden. No cycling for you.

But have you been wandering around in the snow or something?

Were you saying earlier?

I did have a little bit of a walk in what was left of the snow.

There was a crazy amount last night.

It was like a full-on blizzard just after midnight.

But the sun is rising quite early here now. So by 5am,

it was really bright and sunny outside. And when I finally got outside at 8am, loads of the snow

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