Patrick Head: "It has been a hell of a challenge" Extensive build and development process of F2 car draws to a close Patrick Head, Director of Engineering at the AT&T Williams F1 Team, has commended the efforts of the MotorSport Vision (MSV) Formula Two team as the build schedule for the 24 cars draws to a close. MSV was awarded the tender to supply the cars and operational expertise for the FIA Formula Two Championship in September last year, and has faced the considerable challenge of building 24 identical and highly technically sophisticated Williams-designed single seaters in an unusually short timeframe. Head is upbeat about the series' prospects in 2009 after overseeing yesterday's (23/04) test session at Snetterton, before he went on to visit the F2 facility at Bedford Autodrome. "It was great to see the car reach the speeds and targets that Jonathan Palmer specified at the design stage, when it tested yesterday," said Head. "I was hugely impressed with what I saw at Bedford Autodrome when I went to see the assembly process. The team have put in a huge amount of work, and though there is still a lot to do, there is confidence that they will get the job done." "Williams obviously has a vested interest in the F2 project, and I am very keen to see it get off the ground and have a fantastic start. It has been a hell of a challenge for MotorSport Vision to produce a new car and establish a