Ensign N176 F1 OW 1976
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Specifications Ensign N176 F1 OW 1976 blueprint
The Ensign N176 F1 OW 1976 is a classic Formula One racing car that embodies the spirit of the 70s. Built primarily from aluminum and steel, it has a long, sleek profile with the striking colors of the classic Formula One era. With a wheelbase of over 2700mm and a weight of just 536kg, it has an agile and responsive nature that makes it a joy to drive. Under the hood, the N176 F1 OW 1976 is powered by an extremely reliable Cosworth DFV V8 engine that offers a maximum power output of 478bhp. The power is channeled to the ground through a Hewland five-speed transmission, which allows for precise and efficient shifts. Its suspension is comprised of double wishbone with push-rod actuated inboard coil springs and dampers, with adjustable ride height and anti-roll bars. On the track, the N176 F1 OW 1976 excels, offering superior cornering and braking power due to its superior aerodynamics. It boasts two side-mounted spoilers, as well as a rudimentary version of the signature air-ducted sidepod that would become common in later Formula One cars. It also features a large rear wing and adjustable front ailerons, working in concert to create tremendous downforce at speed. The N176 F1 OW 1976 is truly a classic racer from a bygone era, offering drivers the chance to experience the thrills of Formula One racing in its purist form. Its an inspiring machine that speaks volumes about the capabilities of the era in which it was created.
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