McLaren MP4/26 F1 GP OW 2011
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Specifications McLaren MP4/26 F1 GP OW 2011 blueprint
The McLaren MP4/26 F1 GP OW 2011 is a race car made to help bring you victory. This car features a semi-automatic 7-speed transmission and an 8-cylinder 3.4 litre engine with 542 horse power. It features a larger sized rear wing and side pod winglets for increased aerodynamic and an adjustable front end for improved cornering. The car is crafted from lightweight carbon fibre and titanium components for improved strength and performance. The suspension utilizes double wishbone design and dampers equipped to keep it glued to the track at all times. The brakes are upgraded to a Brembo carbon brake system which offers superior performance when braking into tight corners. It has its own onboard computer system to help maintain traction control under extreme conditions, as well as a rear diffuser which generates additional downforce. The interior is designed to keep the driver comfortable and focused during any race. Ergonomically contoured seats and a tilt adjustable steering wheel make it easier to maintain your optimal driving position. The cockpit features a digital readout to track the cars performance while on the track, allowing the driver to adjust their approach in order to suit current track conditions. The McLaren MP4/26 F1 GP OW 2011 is a car designed to perform and put the power firmly in your hands during those intense race moments.
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