BRM P207 F1 OW 1977
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Specifications BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 blueprint
The BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 is a classic race car from the heyday of motor racing. It was made by the British Racing Motors (BRM) company and intended to compete in the Formula One world championship. The BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 utilizes a mid-mounted, 3.0L V8, naturally aspirated engine, which produced in excess of 500hp. It was paired with a manual 5-speed Hewland FG400 gearbox and able to spin its rear wheels up to 9500 rpm. In addition to its powerful engine, the BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 also makes use of an aerodynamically designed body and chassis to maximize performance and handling. The BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 is light in weight, thanks to its aluminum monocoque frame and light alloy engine body. It also features a double-wishbone suspension system, featuring an adjustable anti-roll bar, and 13-inch wide wheels that were mounted on independent rear suspension links. The car was incredibly reliable and, when driven well, could safely reach speeds of over 200mph. As a result, the BRM P207 F1 OW 1977 proved to be a formidable contender in motor racing's premier class, with several championship wins throughout its career.
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