Williams: BMW split talk is nonsense.
BMW WilliamsF1 team boss, Sir Frank Williams has dismisse📖d rumours that the Grove based team will split with BMW at the end of the seas🎀on, by confirming they have a 'long term alliance'.
According to the F1 insiders, Williams have been in talks with Cosworth and Toyota for 2006, however while Sir Frank didn't deny that, his statemen🦋t would seem to squash such speculation.
"It is well known that Williams never comments on contractual matters," Williams told Reuters.
"We have a long-term alliance wღith BMW and we are very, very happy with it.
BMW WilliamsF1 team boss, Sir Frank Williams ha🅷s dismissed rumours that the Grove based team will split with BMW at the end of the season, by confirming they 🐼have a 'long term alliance'.
According to the F1 insiders, Williams have been in talks with Cosworth and Toyota for 2006, however while Sir Frank di⛦dn't deny that, his statement would seem to squash such speculation.
"It is well known that Williams never comments on contractual matters," Williams told Reuters.
"We have a long-term alliance with BMW and we are🍷 very, very happy w🙈ith it.
"Any close partnership like this will have the occasional issue,✱ but fundamentally we have an 🌺excellent team."
Williams' contract with BMW runs until 2009 and although it looks likely that t🐟hey will also supply Sauber next year too, Sir Frank is not concerned.
Furthermore although some 🍷sources suggest BMW might buy Sauber and join the likes of Toyota, Renault and Ferrari in running their own operation, Williams are not conviဣnced.
"T🦄here are plenty of reasons why these rumours are perpetuated," he added.
"B�ꦆ�ut the facts are quite simple from our perspective.
"BMW are ܫour choice of engine supplier. We have a long-term alliance with BMW wit🐠h which we are extremely happy."
Whatever the reality though there is sel♔dom 'smoke without fire'.
