McLaren MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986
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Specifications McLaren MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 blueprint
The McLaren MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 is a classic open wheel racing car that has come to epitomize the golden age of Formula One racing. It features a number of unique elements that mark it as an iconic piece of automotive history. The MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 was designed by technical director John Barnard. It was the first turbocharged engine meant for a single-seater racing car, allowing for faster speeds while still maintaining a relatively light weight. The turbocharged engine was an upgrade of the previous 3.5-liter MP4/1C Porsche F1. The car features a carbon-fiber monocoque chassis which is lighter than aluminum and offers superior safety to racing drivers. The McLaren MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 carries an aerodynamic, low-slung design with airbox intakes that channel the air towards the two-piece, rear-mounted radiator. The two-piece rear wing has slots on either side to flush air away from the rear wheels, increasing downforce. The entire underside of the car is designed to reduce drag, allowing for higher speeds. The MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 is powered by a 1.5-liter V6 engine with a single turbocharger. To optimize engine power, the car has an adjustable electronic boost control system that increases turbo pressure with higher rpms. It is combined with a six-speed transverse semi-automatic gearbox and semi-trailing wishbone suspension. The combination of these components provides excellent cornering abilities and dynamic racing capabilities. The McLaren MP4/2C Porsche F1 OW 1986 is an icon of the golden age of Formula one racing and constantly seeks to remind us of its timeless beauty and thrilling performance.
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