Brabham BT58 F1 OW 1989
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Specifications Brabham BT58 F1 OW 1989 blueprint
The Brabham BT58 F1 OW 1989 is a hugely iconic Formula One racing car that still graces the starting grids of races today. It features a distinct vintage style, its most obvious feature being an aggressive front nosecone with extended sidepods. Its design was engineered with a purposeful evolution of the iconic BT55 that preceded it, a car which won back to back Constructors Championships in 1987 and 1988. The BT58 was equipped with a 90-degree 3.5-litre turbocharged BMW engine, producing 700 HP and 1000 Nm of torque at maximum revs of up to 13,800 rpm. It had an impressive top speed of around 225 mph (360 km/h) and could confidently accelerate from 0-100 mph (160 km/h) in just 6.2 seconds. The car also incorporated many technological innovations that set the benchmark for the current generation of Formula One cars, including an advanced six-speed gearbox with a hydraulic clutch, carbon fibre construction, active suspension technology and driver adjustable settings. In terms of aerodynamics, the BT58 had a distinctive shape which optimised airflow and reduced drag, helping to generate top speeds on par with its rivals. It was designed with a Kevlar and carbon fibre composite monocoque chassis, and featured a massive rear spoiler to increase downforce. The Brabham BT58 F1 OW 1989 truly epitomises the spirit of Formula One racing, and remains a classic example of the pinnacle of racing technology from the golden era of Formula One.
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