The McLaren MP4/14 F1 OW 1999 was a Formula One race car developed by McLaren International. Its name stands for "McLaren Project Four - 1994", referring to the chassis name. It was driven by Mika Häkkinen and David Coulthard. This car proved to be a pinnacle of McLaren International's racing engineering. Design wise, the car had a sleek, aerodynamic exterior with silver paintwork adorned with bright flashes of red, yellow, and blue. Its infrared active suspension adjustment incorporated several innovations, creating a computer-controlled adaptive chassis that reacted to changes in the track surface to keep the vehicle stable and control its traction. Under the hood, the MP4/14 OW was powered by a Mercedes-Benz FO 110S 3.0‑liter V10 engine that churned out more than 900 horsepower. It was mated to a six-speed manual transmission that allowed for smooth shifts and optimal acceleration. The chassis of the MP4/14 OW was made of lightweight carbon fiber to reduce the car's total weight, which aided in achieving high top speed. Its aerodynamic kit increased its downforce and improved its traction in almost any condition. The car also featured advanced suspension and braking systems, providing stability and control on any terrain. The MP4/14 OW was an exceptionally powerful and agile racing car, propelling McLaren International to the top of the Formula One rankings in 1999. It's high performance, innovative design, and advanced engineering put the MP4/14 OW at the peak of its class, and firmly cemented the McLaren International name as one of the finest Formula One teams.
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