Minardi M197 F1 OW 1997
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Specifications Minardi M197 F1 OW 1997 blueprint
The Minardi M197 Formula One race car was a formidable machine on the tracks in 1997. With its powerful Ford Cosworth ED9 engine, its potent aerodynamics, and its highly responsive design, the M197 was one of the most successful race cars of its era. The body of the M197 was constructed from a light aluminum honeycomb composite, and its silhouette was low and wide, giving it excellent aerodynamic properties. It featured a sculpted nose which rose up from the middle of the car, while the cockpit area was covered with the distinctive 'bargeboards' typical of a Formula One race car. The Ford Cosworth engine was a fairly powerful 3.0 litre V10 and was capable of producing around 650 horsepower. The slick-shifting six-speed manual transmission allowed the driver to take advantage of every bit of torque the engine had to offer. It was this kind of responsiveness that made the M197 so competitive on the tracks. The M197 was extremely nimble and handled very well, thanks to its double-wishbone suspension, which offered excellent damping and grip. The suspension allowed the car to take corners at very high speeds. Overall, the Minardi M197 was an excellent race car and it was very competitive in its race class of 1997. It was a car capable of taking on some of the most challenging circuits around the world.
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