Brabham BMW BT53 F1 OW 1984
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Specifications Brabham BMW BT53 F1 OW 1984 blueprint
The Brabham BMW BT53 F1 OW 1984 is a legendary Formula One car that was built by the legendary Brabham team and powered by the mighty BMW engine. Developed by the iconic designer Gordon Murray and engine guru Paul Rosche, the Brabham BMW BT53 F1 OW 1984 was a superior race car following the technical regulations of the period. Featuring a lightweight monocoque chassis, the BT53 was composed of aluminium honeycomb and carbon-fibre, allowing for maximum rigidity and an optimum weight distribution. The BMW engine featured a four-valve V-12 engine producing up to 840 hp, supplying excellent power to the car which was made even further effective by the desmodromic valvetrain. An aerodynamic package, complemented by a ground-effects underbody gave the car a great performance increase, and because of this, the Brabham BMW BT53 F1 OW 1984 proved to be an incredibly successful Formula One car. At first glance, the BT53 does not appear to be the most aggressive car out on the track, but its under-the-skin engineering is what made it so special. Featuring the signature green and blue paint livery, the car is an impressive sight, and exudes raw speed. With its distinct angular shape, the car's low stance gives it a formidable presence on any race track, and it's still one of the most loved cars in the history of Formula One.
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