Brabham BT26 F1 OW 1969
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Specifications Brabham BT26 F1 OW 1969 blueprint
The Brabham BT26 F1 OW 1969 is a race car that was the pride of the Brabham Racing Team in its 1969 Formula One season. It had a distinctive appearance that featured an all-encompassing green and blue paint scheme with white accents that allowed the driver to look cool while being one of the twelve cars on the starting grid. Under the hood, the BT26 had a 3.0 litre Ford-Cosworth DFV engine and a Hewland FG400 gearbox. This combination produced 412 bhp at an astounding 11,500 rpm and delivered the cars from 0 to 100 km/h in just three seconds certainly swift enough to give even the best racers a run for their money With an aerodynamic chassis design, the BT26 featured a wide track and dual overhead camshafts in order to maintain the cars agility. The car also featured a variety of additional features, such as double wishbone suspension, magnesium alloy wheels, and a single-disc clutch. The interior was laid out to comfortably and safely accommodate the driver, with a race-ready console and instrument panel, and easily accessible gear levers. Overall, the BRabham BT26 F1 OW 1969 was a powerful and intimidating race car with strong performances on the track. It was a dream car for many drivers who wanted to feel the power that it had to offer, while its sleek look was sure to make a statement on the track. With its reliable engine, fast speeds, and innovative design, the Brabham BT26 was the perfect challenge for any driver looking for a thrilling and rewarding experience.
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