Brabham BT60B F1 OW 1992

Specifications Brabham BT60B F1 OW 1992 blueprint

The Brabham BT60B F1 OW 1992 is a Formula 1 race car that was raced during the 1992 season. The chassis was designed by Harvey Postlethwaite, while its 3.5 litre Lamborghini 3512 V12 engine was supplied by Peter Shaw Engineering. The BT60B has a carbon-fibre and Kevlar composite monocoque chassis and was created with simplicity in mind. The resulting car was lightweight and effortlessly manoeuvrable, making it the perfect vehicle for the tight and twisty circuits that had become increasingly prevalent during the early 1990s. The BT60B is a highly advanced and aerodynamically efficient race car. Its distinctive designincludes a raised nosecone, high-mount side wings, low-mounted under and side body skirts, and venturi tunnels that help the cars aerodynamics and stability. The car is equipped with powerful brakes and suspension, and the engine complies with ERS regulations for the 1992 season. It features a six-speed semi-automatic gearbox, allowing drivers to shift gears easily and quickly. The BT60B is an impressive sight on track, its low-slung racing-blue body painted in the classic Brabham colours of British racing green. Its aerodynamically advanced design gives the BT60B an edge in races, with its superior handling and cornering ability helping drivers to stay ahead and win. The car has earned its place in history as one of the most successful Formula 1 cars of all time, with more than 13 Grand Prix victories in its short but successful career. The BT60Bs legacy continues to this day through its many entries in various classic racing events across the world.