Renault RE50 F1 OW 1984

Specifications Renault RE50 F1 OW 1984 blueprint

The Renault RE50 F1 was a grand prix race car developed and raced by Renault in the 1984 Formula One season. This spectacular car, built upon the revolutionary RE50 chassis, featured a large rear wing, centralised monocoque construction, a Renault turbocharged V6 engine, and many other advanced design features that allowed it to make a great mark on the Formula One racing scene. Nothing short of a marvel of engineering, the RE50 F1 was one of the most powerful and competitive cars of its time. The RE50's mid-mounted engine displaced two and a half liters and delivered a staggering 740 horsepower. Its powerful and reliable Renault V6 turbocharged engine boasted a capacity of 27 liters and featured a pair of Garrett AiResearch TF 79 turbochargers. The RE50 also featured a unique centralised monocoque design that allowed for good weight distribution. The aerodynamics of the car also aided in this mission with its large rear wing that provided downforce and stability. The vehicle was designed and developed from the ground up for speed and agility – every aspect of its design allowed it to move through the air and take tight corners with ease. The suspension featured adjustable compression and rebound settings as well as double wishbones. The brakes were also highly advanced, featuring both rear ventilated drum brakes and inboard mounted disc brakes in the front. The Renault RE50 F1 was an engineering masterclass, and it showed just what the Renault team could accomplish. With its cutting-edge design, powerful engine, and aerodynamic features, the RE50 was a force to be reckoned with on the track. It was a car of unparalleled performance, and it continues to be remembered as one of the greatest Formula One cars of all time.