Dallara F193 F1 OW 1993
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Specifications Dallara F193 F1 OW 1993 blueprint
The Dallara F193 F1 OW 1993 is a Formula One race car built by the Italian Dallara Automobili company. It was the first ever Dallara to compete in Formula One, and was utilised by the Minardi team throughout the 1993 season. The car was a major leap in technology for F1, as it featured a new carbon-fibre and aluminium monocoque chassis design, as well as a two-seater cockpit. The F193 is powered by a 3.5-litre Ford-Cosworth ED V8 engine, which delivers up to 870 horsepower. The engine is connected to a 6-speed longitudinal manual transmission, which transmits power to the rear tyres. The car utilises a double-wishbone suspension system, which helps to ensure the car remains stable and agile across corners and bumps. The F193 also incorporates titanium brakes and tinted windows, contributing to a lower overall weight of 700 kilograms. The overall exterior of the F193 is a stylish and distinctive low-profile design, with a wide angled nose and air intakes located across the front and side surfaces. The aerodynamics of the car are noticeably more efficient, allowing for greater cornering ability. The Dallara F193 F1 OW 1993 is a historically important and capable Formula One race car. Its impressive performance, innovative chassis design, and sleek exterior make it a favourite among collectors and racing purists alike.
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