BRM P167 OW 1971
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Specifications BRM P167 OW 1971 blueprint
The BRM P167 OW 1971 is an iconic Formula One race car that is regarded as one of the most important pieces of automotive engineering history. This car had a long and successful racing career, netting 33 victories and 3 FIA Formula One World Constructors Championships in 1971, 1972, and 1973. This single-seat open-wheel racer featured a sleek, aerodynamic design, modeled after BRMs own F1 racing cars. It was equipped with a 2.1-liter Bristol BRM H-16 V8 engine, which produced nearly 430 horsepower and was capable of top speeds over 200mph. The car was also designed with double wishbone suspension, four-wheel drive, and anti-roll bars in the front and rear. Its lightweight construction, powerful engine, and effective aerodynamics enabled it to dominate the competition in the 1971 season, and it has since become a symbol of motorsport excellence. Despite being out of production for almost 50 years, the BRM P167 OW 1971 remains a sought-after collectors item that continues to astound racing fans around the world.
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