Brabham BT44 F1 OW 1974
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Specifications Brabham BT44 F1 OW 1974 blueprint
The 1974 Brabham BT44 F1 OW is a thoroughbred race car that was built to compete in the iconic Formula One championship. Constructed with a lightweight aluminum monocoque chassis, this one-seater was powered by a reliable and powerful Repco-BFG 740 V8 engine, which provided a maximum output of 420 horsepower. The BT44 F1 OW was fitted with double wishbone suspension on both front and rear wheels, as well as lightweight magnesium rims to increase stability, and cornering performance. Symbolic to the model, the bright and iconic green livery, along with the cream white and yellow stripes gave it a truly timeless classic look. It was equipped with a set of 4 Girling brakes that provided excellent stopping power and its aerodynamic features, such as the adjustable rear wing and the nose cone, promoted high levels of downforce at high speeds. All in all, the BT44 F1 OW was an iconic relic of Formula Ones history, combining a modern and reliable design with timeless looks.
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