Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981
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Specifications Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981 blueprint
The Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981 is an iconic and highly sought after Formula 1 racecar. It was designed by Italian engineer Giampaolo Dallara and was the latest in a line of Osella Formula 1 chassis. Built in aluminium, carbon fibre and fibreglass, the Osella FA1B is not only a remarkable work of engineering but also a work of art. At a glance the Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981 is a riveting sight to behold; sporting an aerodynamic shape, bold red livery and chrome detailing. Its large size belies its lean silhouette which has its origins in the ground breaking aerodynamic designs of the 1960s that the Osella team are known for. The front face of the car is wide and low slung, with a single pair of headlights recessed in its nose. Its flared wheel arches house 18 inch wheels, covered with slick tyres for added grip. The rear wings are huge, providing the downforce that this race car needs to stay stuck to the tarmac. At the heart of the Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981 is an impressive 1.5 litre turbocharged Ford Cosworth engine, capable of delivering an impressive 530 horsepower and 444 Nm of torque. The car has a semi-automatic gearbox with five forward gears and a reverse gear in order to handle the power produced by the engine. The Osella FA1B F1 OW 1981 is a formidable machine with a proven track record of success. It has been driven to victory by legendary drivers such as Gilles Villeneuve and Jean-Pierre Jabouille, with 3 Grand Prix victories and an impressive 6 second places achieved. Although this car is no longer raced, it remains an iconic representation of the golden era of Formula 1.
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