Jaguar R4 F1 OW 2003
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Specifications Jaguar R4 F1 OW 2003 blueprint
The Jaguar R4 F1 OW-2003 is a single-seater racing car developed for the 2003 Formula One season. Built by Jaguar Racing—now known as "Red Bull Racing"—the OW-2003 was the pinnacle of their Formula One effort at the time. From the outside, the OW-2003 is a sleek, aerodynamic marvel, with its high-downforce rear wing, slender sidepods, and low-slung nosecone. Along the side of the car are visible the meticulous detailing of the Jaguar Racing livery, with its striking blue and yellow that still thrills fans today. The car is powered by a high-revving 3.0-litre V10 engine, capable of producing over 750bhp when pushed beyond its usual operating range. Inside the cockpit, lightweight carbon-fiber construction make for a lightweight shell, weighing in at a mere 502 kg, despite the large engine and carefully-calibrated suspension. This allows for much sharper handling than some of its contemporaries, while also possessing an abundance of power for any situation. Both the driver and the car's engineers, meanwhile, have access to functions such as a five-screened dashboard, a rear-view camera, and data-logging systems for real-time performance analysis. Overall, the Jaguar R4 F1 OW-2003 was an iconic car from Formula One's early era of high-tech development and remains a fan favorite to this day. It perfectly captured the merging of beauty and performance that helped set the stage for the technologies employed on today's Formula One cars.
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