Brabham BT52 B F1 OW 1983
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Specifications Brabham BT52 B F1 OW 1983 blueprint
The Brabham BT52 B F1 car is a machine straight from the golden era of Formula One, and it stands out as one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable cars of its time. This particular car, chassis number BT52B, boasted several features that made it extremely competitive. The first thing to catch the eye of any Formula One fan is the unique red and white 'Camel' livery - the same livery that had adorned Nigel Mansell's 1983 championship-winning car. Equally impressive is the car's powerful BMW M12/13 engine, a longitudinally-mounted 1.5 litre turbocharged straight-4 unit, that produced up to 800bhp in 1983. Despite its unique powerplant, the designers of the BT52B prioritized aerodynamics. The narrow, slim design of the car, with its high nose and large, low-profile side pods, meant that it was able to achieve exceptionally high downforce. The car was also able to utilize ground-effect aerodynamics, with the help of adjustable skirts on both sides. Inside, the BT52B was equipped with a Hewland four-speed manual gearbox and its specially designed brake system, allowing for fast, smooth gear changes and powerful braking performance. Other features included the advanced suspension system, which provided excellent grip on the track, and the Campagnolo magnesium wheel rims, which provided lightweight yet strong protection for the tyres. The Brabham BT52B was a powerful machine that made it a contender for podiums in the 1983 Formula One season. Its blend of power and aerodynamics combined with its advanced technology and luxurious equipment, make it truly a car to be remembered in the history of Formula One.
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