Cooper Bristol T20 F1 OW 1952
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Specifications Cooper Bristol T20 F1 OW 1952 blueprint
The Cooper Bristol T20 F1 OW 1952 is an iconic racing car that speaks of the golden era of motorsport. Built by the renowned British engineer and constructor John Cooper, this car has been hailed as an enduring symbol of racing excellence. Its aluminum frame, low center of gravity, and aerodynamic shape have made it one of the most recognizable cars in the world of motorsport. The T20 was the first car to be powered by the unique 2-liter Bristol flat-four engine, giving it the power and performance that made it a favourite among both drivers and spectators alike. This engine produces a maximum output of 180 hp at 5,400 rpm, making for an impressive power-to-weight ratio. Its advanced mechanical features such as a five-speed gearbox, twin SU carburetors, and dual overhead camshafts help contribute to its enviable performance on the track. The Cooper Bristol T20 F1 OW 1952 is a sight to behold, with its distinctive blue and white paint scheme. The body is constructed of aluminium and features a streamlined design that helped reduce drag and improve aerodynamics, helping the car become a force to be reckoned with on the track. The cockpit of the T20 is also quite distinctive, with its two-seater arrangement featuring a unique instrument panel with deeply curved bonnet. The combination of its legendary performance and classic good looks that make this car a true classic, and it remains a popular choice for vintage racing events around the world. The Cooper Bristol T20 F1 OW 1952 is a proud reminder of the remarkable racing heritage of the Cooper brand, and will no doubt be held in the highest regard by motorsport enthusiasts for years to come.
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