Lotus 56B F1 GP OW 1971
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Specifications Lotus 56B F1 GP OW 1971 blueprint
The Lotus 56B F1 GP OW 1971 is a Formula 1 racing car from the iconic Lotus stable. It was driven by the likes of Emerson Fittipaldi and Graham Hill in 1971 and is considered to be a rare, historic racing car. The car is powered by a highly advanced Cosworth-Ford DFV, 3 litre V8 engine. It is capable of producing 463 hp giving the car a top speed of 346 km/h. The engine is coupled to a Hewland 5-speed manual gearbox. The Lotus 56B is built on a steel space frame chassis with a magnesium alloy bodywork. The bodywork is designed to reduce drag which allows the car to reach higher speeds. The suspension consists of double wishbones, top mounting rocker arms and coil springs. This makes the car very responsive in the corners and allows it to handle high-speed race tracks easily. The car features a flat-bottom design which increases the ground clearance and enables a low centre of gravity. The fuel tank has a capacity of 94.5 litres and is mounted ahead of the cockpit. The interior of the Lotus 56B is minimalistic with just the four main gauges located behind the steering wheel. The steering wheel is made of lightweight metal and is ergonomically designed for maximum comfort and grip. Overall, the Lotus 56B F1 GP OW 1971 is a rare, historic racing car that is considered to be one of the most advanced F1 race cars of its time. It is a potent combination of power, agility and control, making it an iconic and unique piece of motorsport history.
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