BMW Williams FW24 F1 OW 2002
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Specifications BMW Williams FW24 F1 OW 2002 blueprint
The BMW Williams FW24 F1 OW 2002 is a powerhouse of a racecar, designed to win, year after year. It was one of the most competitive cars on the race track and one of the most recognizable in the entire world after winning various championships. It featured a carbon fiber and Kevlar-reinforced monocoque chassis and a 600bhp naturally aspirated V10 engine, to ensure the best performance when tackling the most challenging of circuits. The aerodynamic package was designed to reduce drag and increase downforce capabilities, enabling the car to drive at faster speeds around the track. The front end featured a sculpted nose with twin air inlets on either side of it to feed the engine, while the rear end sported four exhaust pipes that protruded from the engine cover. The intricate webbing of bodywork over the wheels and a unique wing setup at the rear gave the FW24 its impressive stance on the track. Painted in the classic blue, white, and orange colors of the BMW Williams team, it looked stunning and meant business, ready to tackle all kinds of courses and dominate the competition.
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