Auto Union C Type GP OW 1936
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Specifications Auto Union C Type GP OW 1936 blueprint
The Auto Union C Type GP OW 1936 is a classic German racing car from the early 20th century. Originally designed in 1936 as part of the new Auto Union racing program, the C Type was the first ever purpose-built race car for Auto Union, and is considered by many as one of the most iconic pre-war racing machines ever made. The C Type was a semi-monocoque design, with a lightweight steel tube frame consisting of an oval tubing, running around the circumference of the vehicle. This was covered with a lightweight aluminium body, which was built by a few specialist companies, including Porsche and BFW. A four-cylinder supercharged engine was mounted in the back of the car, capable of producing an astonishing 455 horsepower – far beyond the capabilities of any contemporary racing machine. This engine combined with the lightweight body made the car incredibly fast, and the C Type was capable of reaching speeds of up to 230km/h. In terms of aerodynamics, the C Type was fitted with a small frontal spoiler, along with a small rear wing, both of which were designed to help generate downforce at high speeds. The car also featured a low, open wheelbase, which enabled it to turn quickly and make tight turns. In terms of its looks, the C Type is often considered one of the most stunning pre-war racing cars ever created. Every aspect of the car was designed with speed in mind, and it had an incredibly stylish design. The racing livery was created by a company named Heuer, and featured a distinctive red, yellow and white paint scheme. The Auto Union C Type GP OW1936 is a truly iconic race car, and will forever be known as one of the most iconic machines of pre-war German racing.
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