A Formula 1 team is an exclusive entity. There are just 10 on the grid, and to run one is an enormous achievement for anyone. To set one up that bears your name even more so. For it to race for over three decades (and counting) and be one of the most successful of all time is simply incredible. So when you can also boast being the longest-serving team principal in F1 history on top of all that? That’s where legendary status is not even up for debate. Sir Frank Williams (pictured at left above in 1981 with Bernie Ecclestone — then a rival F1 team owner), one of the most astonishing people F1 has ever seen, has died at the age of 79. But what a legacy he leaves behind. Gallery...
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