Brabham BT19 Repco F1 OW 1966
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Specifications Brabham BT19 Repco F1 OW 1966 blueprint
The Brabham BT19 Repco F1 OW is a legendary race car that had a huge impact on the world of Formula One racing. It was an iconic piece of engineering that came about during an incredibly competitive era in motorsports. The car was the product of a partnership between British Racing Motor (BRM) and Australian driver Jack Brabham and featured an advanced engine designed by former BRM engineer Phil Irving. The distinctive combination of the Repco engine and chassis was the first and only one to win a World Championship in 1966, with Brabham at the wheel. The BT19 chassis was also the first-ever F1 car to incorporate a monocoque design, which provided greater aerodynamic efficiency and improved handling. In addition, the car was one of the first to make use of powerful disc brakes, which allowed drivers to control the car more effectively as well as providing better braking performance. The BT19 Repco F1 OW was, and still is, an engineering marvel in every sense of the word and continues to be a fan favorite in the world of Formula One racing.
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