BRM P56 F1 GP OW 1962
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Specifications BRM P56 F1 GP OW 1962 blueprint
The BRM P56 F1 GP OW 1962, also known as the BRM Type 15, has been an iconic part of the F1 racing world since its inception. It was designed and built by the British Racing Motor Company and served as a permanent entry into the highly competitive world of Formula One racing. The body of the car is made from aluminum alloy that has been welded together to create a sleek and aerodynamic frame. The chassis has been designed to handle the rough terrain and challenging curves of the F1 track, with a longitudinally mounted configuration using a twin-cam 16-valve engine, capable of up to 270 horsepower. The P56 also featured a 6-speed semi-automatic transmission with a limited slip differential, giving the driver the option to control the car's speed and power as needed. The P56 had an impressive top speed of up to 213 mph, making it one of the fastest F1 cars of the time. It also featured an adjustable coil-over suspension for better handling and comfort, as well as a height-adjustable front nose, which made the car even more desirable for racing enthusiasts. The BRM P56 F1 GP OW 1962 is a bit of a legend in the racing world, and for many it is defined as the original F1 racecar.
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