Toleman TG184 German GP OW 1984
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Specifications Toleman TG184 German GP OW 1984 blueprint
The Toleman TG184 German Grand Prix One-Off 1984 was a unique Formula One car, boasting the artistry of chief designer Rory Byrne, fresh from success at Tyrrell. Combining a potent turbocharged Hart engine and riveting aerodynamics, the TG184 had one of the most advanced chassis of its era. Its sleek, light blue and white body was designed to rip through the air, generating the necessary downforce and improving cornering performance. The chassis was constructed in an aluminium honeycomb with composite panels further reinforcing its rigidity. It also featured a single-seater cockpit, designed to provide the driver with maximum vision, while the removable side water bottles provided easy access to hydration during the race. The car was equipped with two large rear wings, creating a complex air velocity dynamics underneath them, and a modified nose, allowing the engine to integrate more efficiently into the chassis. The car was driven by the experienced Derek Warwick and Ayrton Senna, and had an impressive qualifying performance, but unfortunately, its engine did not last throughout the entire race. Despite this, the TG184 is still remembered as a display of the apex of Formula One technology.
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