Lotus 46B F1 GP OW 1968
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Specifications Lotus 46B F1 GP OW 1968 blueprint
The Lotus 46B F1 GP OW 1968 was a formidable Formula One race car designed and developed by the legendary Colin Chapman of Team Lotus. The 46B featured a distinctive wedge-shaped body with sharp aerodynamic angles that was designed to provide maximum downforce and grip to the driver in cornering and high speed turns. The car featured an exceptionally powerful Ford 4.0L DOHC engine and a Hewland FT200 five-speed manual transmission. The 46B also featured a unique suspension system that used a double-wishbone setup, allowing greater control over body roll, as well as the ability to adjust suspension settings independently for each individual wheel. The combination of aerodynamic design, powerful engine, and advanced suspension setup allowed the Lotus 46B to dominate racing circuits in the 1968 F1 season. The 46B was one of the most successful formulas cars of its time, winning several races, and providing a handful of podium finishes throughout the season. Despite its age, the Lotus 46B remains a timeless masterpiece of design and engineering, and continues to be a source of inspiration for present and up-and-coming designers and engineers.
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