Simca Gordini F1 GP OW 1948
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Specifications Simca Gordini F1 GP OW 1948 blueprint
The Simca Gordini F1 GP OW 1948 is an iconic race car from the French sportscar dynasty, named after the French racing driver Amde Gordini. Its striking teal and white color scheme has become the ultimate symbol of French performance motorsports and the car itself remains a mainstay in the historic racing world to this day. A front-engined, rear-wheel drive design, the Simca Gordini F1 GP OW 1948 is renowned for its sublime engineering and simple but powerful driving experience. It is propelled by a reliable 1.5-litre naturally aspirated, twin cam L-head four cylinder engine, mated to a single gearbox four-speed manual transmission. Such an impressive combination allows the car to lap Silverstones circuit in an astonishing sub 40 second time and reach a top speed of 205 km/h (127 mph). The exterior of this French classic is perhaps its most distinguishing feature the iconic teal paint job coupled with the proud Simca Gordini lettering down its sides. The car also features a pair of scooped headlight surrounds, nostalgic red painted steel wheels, and overlapping side slots along the rear providing a hint of retro styling. Inside, the Simca Gordini F1 GP OW 1948 boasts a bare-bones interior with just two seats, a classic wooden steering wheel, and a few rudimentary gauges. The car is lightweight too thanks to the many aluminum and magnesium components used in its construction. All of this adds to the cars overall light, agile handling, and from behind the wheel you really do feel as though you are driving a piece of history.
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