Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000
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Specifications Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000 blueprint
The Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000 is a race car designed and manufactured by the Swiss car manufacturer, Sauber. It is the successor to the C17 and was created to compete in the Formula One World Championship. Its aerodynamics, power and durability are among the best in its class. The Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000 is constructed with a carbon fibre monocoque chassis and composite body panels to reduce overall weight and achieve a more aerodynamic profile. The powertrain consists of a 3.0L V10 engine, produced by Ferrari, which produces a staggering 775 horsepower, thanks to its dual air intake system. The transmission is a six-speed semi-automatic gearbox, which is connected to a carbon-fibre gearbox case which ensures smooth and precise shifts. The cars suspension is made up of double wishbones at all four corners, combined with an adjustable height active suspension system. This allows the car to quickly adapt to the changing track conditions, ensuring it always has the best grip and performance possible. Stopping power is delivered through Brembo brakes, which feature brake venting and anti-lock systems. To ensure the Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000 is able to achieve the best lap times possible, the car is given brand new Michelin tyres before each race. This provides the best traction, cornering and braking power possible. The interior of the car is pure luxury, designed to keep drivers cool and comfortable while they race. This combination of components makes the Sauber C19 F1 OW 2000 one of the most competitive cars in the Formula One World Championship, and its impressive performance is a testament to its excellence.
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