own around the circuit; it then performed 3 laps accompanying the 2014 Williams FW36 driven by Paul di Resta. A total of 6 chassis were built. The numbering continued from the FW14, so FW14B serial numbers 6 through 11 were built. In 2020, it was revealed that Sebastian Vettel bought Nigel Mansell's no. 5 FW14B, the same chassis that won the 1992 F1 world title. Cultural legacy The Williams FW14B appears in the video game F1 2013 as part of the "F1 Classics" downloadable content. In May 2017, Codemasters announced that the car will appear in F1 2017 as one of the classic cars. It also appears in F1 2018, and F1 2019. On 5 July 2019, the Williams FW14B chassis number FW14/8 was sold for £2,703,000.00 at auction by Bonhams at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed. Complete Formula One results (key) (results shown in bold indicate pole position; results in italics indicate fastest lap) References Williams Formula One cars 1992 Formula One season cars Formula One championship-winning cars