Renault R29 F1 GP OW 2009
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Specifications Renault R29 F1 GP OW 2009 blueprint
The Renault R29 is a Formula One Grand Prix car, produced by the Renault F1 Team in 2009. It was driven by Russians, Vitaly Petrov and Fernando Alonso, with Romain Grosjean as test-driver. This car is a perfect combination of innovation and design, and has become a tradition in the great sport of Grand Prix racing. The car features a high-efficiency aerodynamic profile, with an eye-catching nose cone, and a unique air intake duct system. This combination of features helps to maximize aerodynamic power and increase performance on the racetrack, while maintaining stability at high speeds. The front and rear suspension has been upgraded with a 5th generation double wishbone suspension for a significant improvement in handling and performance. The car features a V8 engine type, with the capacity to produce more than 900 hp. The block and the cylinder head have been redesigned to reduce parasitic losses and improve efficiency. Additionally, at the time of its launch the R29 was the first F1 vehicle to be powered by a fully kinetic energy recovery system (KERS). Weight is also kept to a minimum with the body made from advanced carbon fibre composite materials. All of these features make the Renault R29 F1 GP OW 2009 a dynamic racing car, capable of taking on any course and rival in the racing arena.
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