The FW08 led Keke Rosberg to his one and only championship by a margin of five points, including a singular race win at the Swiss Grand Prix.
It will hit the tarmac again at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this year – an event set to run between 6-8 September at the legendary hill climb circuit.
A car etched into history as a championship winner during the original ground effect era, it will be the first time that team boss James Vowles gets behind the wheel of a Williams car.
He most recently competed in the Asian Le Mans series during 2022 and shared his excitement as his next opportunity awaits him.
“The Festival of Speed is such a beloved and unique event and gives us the opportunity to celebrate the rich heritage of Williams Racing and motorsport as a whole,” he told the team. “It will be a dream come true for me to drive a title-winning heritage Williams F1 car.
“We can't wait to take on the hill climb and put on a show for the incredible crowds that gather at Goodwood each year.
It will be the second Goodwood event for Alex Albon, and a debut for Logan Sargeant who is currently competing in his second Formula 1 season.
The event takes place a matter of days after the Italian Grand Prix – a track which plays to their cars’ inherent strengths and always offers them an opportunity for a good result.