The Ferrari F92A OW 1992 is a truly impressive racing car that many consider the quintessential Ferrari. It was manufactured by Ferrari in 1992 and is the fourth and last Formula One car to be built for the Italian manufacturer that year. It is light, aerodynamic and far ahead of its time. It was designed by legendary Ferrari aerodynamicist Gustav Brunner under the guidance of John Barnard and ultimately made its debut in the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix. The chassis of this Ferrari is composed of carbon fibre and is the first Ferrari Formula One car built entirely out of this revolutionary material. The rear of the car is particularly impressive, due to its sleek and simple design, bringing the exhausts and diffuser closer together to reduce drag. The powertrain of the Ferrari is powered by a new V12 engine developed by Ferrari with a capacity of 3.5 liters and it gives the F92A OW a whopping 740 hp. The engine is connected to a semi-automatic gearbox which helps it reach speeds of up to 217 mph, making it one of the fastest Formula One cars of its era. In addition, this remarkable vehicle is equipped with a semi-active suspension system for improved performance on the track, and brakes made from carbon-carbon composite material for better braking power. It is a car with a long list of impressive features; iconic looks, sophisticated aerodynamics, powerful performance and a comfortable ride all combine to make the Ferrari F92A OW 1992 an impressive machine.
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