Brabham BMW BT52 F1 OW 1983
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Specifications Brabham BMW BT52 F1 OW 1983 blueprint
Described as a Formula One car that perfectly paired classic engineering with modern technology, the 1983 Brabham BMW BT52 is a legend on the race track. From its robust chassis to its advanced engine, the BT52 is as reliable as it is fast. Its unique frame is constructed from a combination of aluminium nogahyde, which gives the car a low centre of mass, providing greater stability and handling at high speeds. The BMW M12/13 turbocharged 1.5-litre engine boasts impressive power, with 810 horsepower and 2.3 kg/m of torque. This power is complemented by the aircraft-derived, full-lock differential which provides the BT52 with a significant boost in acceleration. And with its responsiveness based on the precise mapping of the fuel injection system, the BT52 handles like a dream. This engine is protected by an unusually formed, aerodynamic body made of advanced composite materials. Onlookers were sure to take notice of the angular design, the dramatic lines, and the streamlined body as the BT52 conquered the track. From its large spoiler in the front, its slim cockpit design, the aerodynamic sidepods, and the powerful engine in the rear, the BT52 has an unmistakable look that conveys tremendous speed and agility. The 1983 Brabham BMW BT52 was nothing short of a revolution on the F1 scene. Its impeccable design and precise engineering made it a reliable and efficient machine, one that powered Nigel Mansell to the 1982 championship. With its impressive combination of power and handling, this car will always be an icon on the track.
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