Ferrari 126C2 F1 OW 1982
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Specifications Ferrari 126C2 F1 OW 1982 blueprint
The Ferrari 126C2 F1 OW 1982 is an iconic 2 seat race car that has the distinction of being the last rear engine F1 car to win a world championship and the first car driven by Michael Schumacher in a F1 race. It was designed by Harvey Postlethwaite and constructed using a monocoque chassis of aluminium. It featured the iconic Ferrari v12 engine delivering 650hp at 12,800 RPM with a twin turbocharged 1.5L engine. The car had an aerodynamic body style, a Formula 1 inspired 6 speed gearbox and was the first car to use electronically controlled suspension. The car was incredibly successful, collecting several notable victories throughout the 1982 season including a first place in the Monaco Grand Prix. Its iconic style and performance make it one of the most sought after cars in the world. Its exterior is a bright red and features iconic flare with aggressive wings, front canards, and the signature front air intake. Inside the cabin are a pair of classic black Formula 1 style racing seats complete with the race harnesses and the classic Ferrari leather steering wheel. The engine bay of the Ferrari 126C2 F1 OW 1982 is simply breathtaking, boasting the iconic red and chrome Ferrari 12 cylinder engine, complete with the intricate belt-driven ancillary equipment and powerful Twin-turbochargers. No detail was spared in the engineering of this amazing car. From its powerful engine to its iconic looks, the Ferrari 126C2 F1 OW 1982 is truly an incredible F1 machine.
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