The Surtees TS20 Ford DFV OW 1978 is a remarkable Formula One car that has been used in several racing series. It was one of the most advanced cars of its era and has become a symbol of excellence for Formula One racing. Featuring a lightweight carbon fiber/aluminum monocoque chassis with aerodynamic innovations, this car was a masterpiece of racing machine engineering. The body of the TS20 was formed from a combination of sheet aluminum and carbon fiber which was painstakingly crafted to reduce drag and weight while still providing a durable and maneuverable driving experience. The engine was a 3.0L Ford DFV which was mated to Hewlands 5-speed manual transmission. With the help of the mechanical injection system, the engine could produce up to 580HP at 10,000 rpm, providing an impressive performance on the racing track. The suspension was developed to provide optimal grip in high speed turns, while still being capable of adapting to less ideal conditions. Uniquely, the TS20 featured numerous aerodynamic features certainly in advance of its time. These include a rear wing and an air pick-up system to re-direct airflow helping to increase downforce and stability. On the inside, the cockpit was ergonomically sound and fitted with the most up-to-date electronics, a multi-function steering wheel, and a racing seat designed to give drivers the ultimate comfort and control. Finished in a bold red livery, the Surtees TS20 Ford DFV OW 1978 is a timeless classic. Its robust engine and race-winners pedigree makes it a favorite amongst mid-seventies Formula 1 drivers, as well as a piece of racing history that will never be forgotten.
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