Arrows A19 F1 OW 1998
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Specifications Arrows A19 F1 OW 1998 blueprint
The Arrows A19 F1 of 1998 is a single-seater racecar used in Formula One racing. Built by the Arrows Grand Prix International team, the car was the team's attempt to design a racecar that could keep up with the competition. The Arrows A19 was powered by a Renault RS9 3.0-litre V10 engine and was capable of an impressive 830 horsepower, allowing it to reach a top speed of 344 km/h. Its lightweight carbon fibre composite chassis provided the necessary aerodynamic advantage on the track, while state-of-the-art technologies kept the car handling predictably and safely at high speeds. The car was also notable for being the first Arrows' F1 car to be built to the new 1998 regulations, featuring a semi-automatic transmission, a grooved slick tire, and a removable engine cover. Despite the car's impressive performance, inconsistency on the track kept its drivers from achieving optimal results. The Arrows A19 F1 of 1998 is a classic reminder of the team's commitment to pushing the boundaries of racing technology.
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