Williams announced that it had partnered with the online racing simulation company iRacing.com so that the FW31, the car 2009 of the team, is modeled and can be driven virtually. “Our customers range from professional drivers to fans who have never attended a race,” says Divina Galica, in charge of customer relations for iRacing. Teams from the company will soon travel to Grove to take photos of the car before modeling it and making it available on site at the end of the year.
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