Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964
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Specifications Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964 blueprint
The Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964 is a classic Formula One race car of the early 1960s. It was a single-seater vehicle equipped with the latest technology at the time and specially designed for Grand Prix sports car racing. The Cooper T73 was designed to be one of the most advanced but aerodynamically sound vehicles available – a combination of power, agility and performance. With its low drag coefficient, the Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964 was the first vehicle to make full use of the modern aerodynamics principles in Formula One racing. The lightweight aluminum chassis was equipped with a seven-speed manual transmission that powered the 2.5-liter Coventry Climax four-cylinder engine, capable of delivering a maximum of 175 horsepower. The car could reach a top speed of over 185 miles per hour and accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 4.5 seconds. The Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964 featured a debris-deflecting nose, a reinforced mono-que chassis, two torsion bar-mounted live axles and four-wheel disc brakes, which gave it better braking power and sharp cornering at high speeds. The exterior was also designed with agility and aerodynamics in mind, featuring an aerodynamic aluminum body with two air scoops on each side for improved cooling. The cockpit featured an adjustable dashboard, a leather-clad steering wheel and advanced instrumentation. The Cooper T73 F1 OW 1964 set the standards for speed, agility and performance in Formula One racing and was one of the most powerful machines on the track at the time.
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