Sauber C17 F1 OW 1998
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Specifications Sauber C17 F1 OW 1998 blueprint
The Sauber C17 was the car that Sauber competed with in 1998 during the Formula One season. It was the first F1 car produced by the Swiss team. It was a reliable and well-constructed racer, displaying Saubers remarkable engineering capabilities. Visually, the Sauber C17 was a truly captivating F1 racer, a feat of mechanical architecture. Crafted from carbon fiber, the car boasted a sleek and eye-catching frame. It was mainly white and red, with a few yellow specks on the cars two sides. On the lower left side, near the exhaust, a small Sauber logo was inscribed. In terms of performance, the Sauber C17 was a reliable championship contender. Its Mercedes-Benz engine produced 725 horsepower, allowing the team to compete with Formula 1s top teams. Its transmission featured hydraulic and manual control, granting the car nine gears and a remarkable speed. The chassis had a solid, wide shape, able to carry up to 53 gallons of fuel. The Sauber C17 was an excellent car, packed with Saubers impressive engineering capabilities as well as its performance-oriented vision. It was undoubtedly one of the best F1 cars of its time, despite not reaching the world championship podium at the end of the year.
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