Toleman TG184 Hart Portugal GP F1 OW 1984
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Specifications Toleman TG184 Hart Portugal GP F1 OW 1984 blueprint
The Toleman TG184 Hart Portugal GP F1 OW 1984 is an iconic piece of Formula 1 racing history. Standing at 4.6 meters in length and weighing in at only 490 kg, this sleek and aerodynamic car is remembered as a symbol of the awe of speed and fuel efficiency. The model draws its power from the mid-mounted Hart 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, and features a six-speed Hewland gearbox at the rear. The car is characterized by its boldly colored livery, an eye-catching metallic red and black design, and the Toleman lettering boldly emblazoned across the side. The cars incredible handling capabilities are due to its aerodynamic design, which features a low profile and prominent front and rear wings to maximize downforce. The chassis is constructed of lightweight carbon fiber and titanium, and features large front venturi tunnels and side wings for maximum air-flow. The car has upped the game in terms of the associated racing technology, as it was the first Formula 1 car to receive semi-active suspension. As a result, this car has been extensively praised for its stellar performance on the race track. The Toleman TG184 Hart Portugal GP F1 OW 1984 is a timeless testament to engineer refinement, and a classic representation of the beauty of speed and power. With its unmistakable appearance and distinctive styling, it remains an iconic example of the golden age of Formula 1 racing.
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