McLaren Mercedes MP4/11B F1 GP OW 1996
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Specifications McLaren Mercedes MP4/11B F1 GP OW 1996 blueprint
The McLaren Mercedes MP4/11B Formula One Grand Prix car was introduced in 1996 as the successor to the extremely successful MP4/10. The MP4/11B featured a number of new design features, including a newly designed carbon fibre chassis, improved aerodynamics, and a revised suspension and transmission system. The 600bhp Mercedes-Benz FO110J V10 engine provided excellent power and acceleration, while the chassis and bodywork of the MP4/11B was designed with optimised aerodynamics, allowing for enhanced levels of handling and manoeuvrability. The MP4/11B has a sleek, modern design, with an angular nose and a slim profile. The car was constructed with some of the lightest and strongest materials currently available, allowing it to be both extremely light and structurally sound. A number of advanced technologies, including active suspension and fully automatic transmission, were incorporated into the design, revolutionising the way the Formula One cars of the time performed. The MP4/11B featured a number of innovative engineering advancements, including a 6-speed semi-automatic transmission, re-profiled sidepods, and a turbocharger. This allowed for incredible power, acceleration, and top speeds of up to 220mph. The car also featured an adjustable steering option that allowed drivers to fine-tune the setup of the car and tailor it to their individual driving styles. The MP4/11B proved to be an extremely successful and reliable racing car for McLaren, winning 10 out of 17 races and taking the Drivers and Constructors Championships in 1996. It remains one of the most iconic and revered Formula One cars of all time, and continues to be a symbol of both McLarens excellence and the sports rapid evolution.
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