Matra MS7 F1 OW 1967
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Specifications Matra MS7 F1 OW 1967 blueprint
The Matra MS7 F1 OW 1967 is one of the most iconic and influential Formula 1 racing cars of all time. Initially developed for the 1966 Formula 1 season, it remained competitive throughout the 1967 season and beyond. From a distance, its simple and angular shape is deceptively sleek and purposeful. Up close, however, one can see the cars eye-catching coloring and the fine details of its design. The car is made mostly of lightweight steel, which gives it a strong and robust structure, while the chassis utilizes lightweight aluminum and magnesium to reduce weight. Its sleek, purposeful shape is aerodynamically optimized for maximum performance. This is aided by its advanced suspension setup, which includes double wishbone and torsion bar setups, along with brakes and rims designed specifically for Formula 1 racing. The heart of the Matra MS7 F1 OW 1967 is its highly optimized Ford-Cosworth DFV V8 engine. With an output of around 480 horsepower at 11,000 RPM, this engine propelled the car to a top speed of over 260 kilometers per hour. The engine is mated to a five-speed manual transmission. In terms of performance, the Matra MS7 F1 OW 1967 is known for being exceptionally reliable, due to its robust design and careful structural application. Its balanced handling and powerful acceleration make it an ideal car for Formula 1 racing. To this day, it still remains one of the most successful and revered Formula 1 racing cars of all time.
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