BRM P160B F1 OW 1972

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The BRM P160B F1 OW 1972 is a classic race car made by the British Racing Motors (BRM). This model is one of the most iconic cars in the history of Formula 1 racing. It has a very distinct look, with its striking yellow and red livery, which was designed to stand out on the racetrack. The car's lightweight chassis, composite bodywork, and quick acceleration make it a formidable contender. This model features a powerful, naturally aspirated, 3-liter V-12 engine which is capable of reaching speeds up to 180 mph. It is mated to a four-speed manual gearbox and produces a maximum power of 265 bhp. The car has a traditional front-engined and rear-wheel-drive layout, and its suspension is made up of double wishbones upfront and a solid axle at the rear. It also has powerful and reliable ventilated disc brakes. Inside the cabin of the BRM P160B F1 OW 1972, drivers can find a wealth of features designed to keep them comfortable, from adjustable sport seats and a raised gear lever to an analog cockpit which features a full range of dials, warning lights, and gauges to assist with driving. The car also includes a dedicated fire extinguisher, a window mounted defogger, and a radio for entertainment. In 1972, the BRM P160B F1 OW 1972 scored several podium finishes in Formula 1 racing, participating in a total of twenty-seven Grand Prix events and gaining a total of twelve points. The car was driven by some of the greatest drivers of its time, including Graham Hill, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, and Carlos Reutemann. With its powerful engine and unique livery, the BRM P160B F1 OW 1972 is a classic race car that is sure to remain a fan favorite for many years to come.