Dallara F190 F1 OW 1990
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Specifications Dallara F190 F1 OW 1990 blueprint
The Dallara F190 F1 OW 1990 is a classic Formula 1 car that was designed and developed for the 1990 FIA Formula 1 World Championship. This open-wheeled vehicle was built by Italian automaker, Dallara Automobili, in collaboration with the Williams-Renault team. The 1990 model was driven by driver Riccardo Patrese and was powered by a 3.5-liter Renault RS4 V10 engine. The F190 F1 OW 1990 has a sleek aerodynamic design and angular shape with prominent curves that capture the essence of classic F1 racers. Its chassis was composed of a strong steel monococque and featured semi-trailing arm independent rear suspension. Meanwhile, the car was constructed from lightweight aluminum honeycomb and carbon fibre composite in order to achieve a low overall weight and superior performance. The F190 F1 OW 1990 featured an impressive top speed of 215 mph and a power output of a stunning 950 horsepower. Furthermore, its Brembo brakes and Bosch power management system allowed the driver to gain considerable power and control while navigating the race track. The most iconic feature of this classic Formula 1 car was its eye-catching design. The striking yellow livery and dual sidepods made for an iconic aesthetic while the car also featured prominent lettering across its nose and engine cover. This unique vehicle truly embodied the classic Formula 1 racing scene in the '90s and is a beloved automotive classic by racing fans and enthusiasts to this day.
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