ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978
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The ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978 is a unique race car that has become legendary in the Formula One World Championship. It was the first of the era to utilize the Cosworth F1 OHV for its engine and was built to dominate the track. The exterior of the ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978 is unmistakable, with its distinctive white and green livery and aerodynamic design. It features a streamlined body that is designed to minimize drag and maximize speed, while the alloy wheels and low profile tires help to optimize its grip on the track surface. The ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978 is powered by a Cosworth F1 OHV engine, with a capacity of 1.6 liters and capable of producing a remarkable 580 horsepower. This performance has made it one of the most successful cars in the Formula One World Championship, with four podiums and one overall victory in 1978. Inside the cockpit, the driver is treated to a comfortable and ergonomic driving position, with the seating made of carbon fiber to reduce weight and increase rigidity. The dashboard and instrumentation in the ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978 are far more simplistic than other race cars, featuring only two gauges that are used to monitor engine and tire performance. Overall, the ATS HS1 Ford Cosworth F1 OW 1978 is a timeless classic that remains one of the most successful and iconic cars of its generation. Its exquisite design, advanced engineering, and dominance on the track have earned it a place in the annals of Formula One history.
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