Jordan EJ12 F1 OW 2002
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Specifications Jordan EJ12 F1 OW 2002 blueprint
The Jordan EJ12 F1 OW 2002 cars are a legendary piece of racing machinery. With a sleek, eye-catching design, they are impressively agile, despite their size and weight. The combination of a 3.0-litre Ford Cosworth V10 engine, a seven-speed semi-automatic gearbox, and the aerodynamic and aerodynamically optimized Kevlar composite chassis make them capable of keeping up the pace with the more powerful engines of other teams Built by the Jordan Grand Prix team for the 2002 Formula One season, the EJ12s were expected to build on the success of the previous seasons cars. They featured a unique side-pod design which incorporated air extractor vents at the front of the cockpit as well as an adjustable gurney flap, which increased downforce. The aerodynamic package also included a distinctive aero package with a large rear wing deck and curved rear diffuser. The Jordan EJ12 cars also featured traction control and an active suspension system, which allowed the driver to tune the car to suit different tracks. The 3.0-litre Ford Cosworth V10 engine was capable of developing 683 horsepower with the help of a revised induction system, allowing for remarkable performance, while lightweight materials were used to reduce weight. The overall performance package of the EJ12s led it to become a fan favorite and helped Jordans become one of the leading midfield teams during the 2002 season. With its impressive performance, the Jordan EJ12 is rightly remembered as one of Formula Ones all-time greats.
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