Jordan J192 F1 GP OW 1992
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Specifications Jordan J192 F1 GP OW 1992 blueprint
The Jordan J192 F1 GP OW 1992 (also referred to as the J192) has established itself as one of the most iconic Formula 1 cars ever produced. Its distinctive yellow and green livery is recognised the world over, and the car itself has a strong heritage of racing success. The Jordan J192 was developed for use by the Jordan Grand Prix team during the 1992 and 1993 Formula One seasons. Built around the infamous 3.5 litre, V12 Judd engine, the Jordan J192 featured an advanced semi-automatic transmission and other revolutionary design features which allowed it to be exceptionally lightweight and fast. The chassis was made of aluminium-carbon fibre composite,while the suspension setup featured double wishbone components for enhanced grip and downhill stability. One of the most impressive aspects of the Jordan J192 was its aerodynamic design. It featured a low nose profile and wings for increased downforce. The wings were designed to generate a significant amount of downforce, enabling the car to brake and corner at higher speeds. The rear of the car also featured a large, fixed rear diffuser to further reduce drag and generate downforce. In terms of performance, the Jordan J192 was one of the most capable and reliable cars of its time. Its powerful V12 engine could generate up to 600 bhp, while its advanced transmission and semi-automatic gearbox could help it reach top speeds of up to 220 mph (354 km/h). The car was also able to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph (0 to 97 km/h) in just 2.9 seconds, making it one of the fastest Grand Prix cars of its time. Overall, the Jordan J192 has become one of the most iconic Formula 1 cars of all time. Its distinct visual identity and powerful performance made it a fan favourite, and its success on the track made it an icon of Formula 1 racing.
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