Brabham Ford BT49 F1 OW 1981
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Specifications Brabham Ford BT49 F1 OW 1981 blueprint
The Brabham Ford BT49F1 OW81 is a legendary race car in Formula One racing. Built in 1981 by Brabham, the BT49F1 is a revolutionary design that changed the face of Formula One forever. The car was powered by a Cosworth V8 engine, delivering massive power and torque to the rear wheels. The BT49F1 combines a lightweight chassis, low center of gravity, and aerodynamic design to create a car that dominates both the straights and the corners. The chassis features honeycomb section construction, using a combination of aluminum and carbon fiber to create a rigid and lightweight structure. The suspension consists of double wishbones at the front and a single central pivot swing arm at the rear. To help create downforce, the BT49F1 was equipped with a full-length venturi tunnel along the side of the car. Inside the cockpit, the driver was treated to a surprisingly comfortable ride, with the monocoque surrounded by high-density foam. The car was fitted with Triple-Bridge Wishbones, allowing for quick steering input and plenty of grip in the corners. On the outside, the sleek and slippery shape of the BT49F1 was designed to minimize drag while maximizing airflow to the critical areas. When it took to the track in 1981, the Brabham Ford BT49F1 OW81 revolutionized the way Formula One cars were designed, and its heritage lives on to this day.
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