Tyrrell 007 Japan GP OW 1976
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Specifications Tyrrell 007 Japan GP OW 1976 blueprint
The Tyrrell 007 Japan GP OW 1976 is a classic racing car that provided legendary support to F1 stars throughout the 70s and 80s. Its iconic shape and unique design features set it apart from its competitors and turned it into one of the most desirable F1 cars among collectors. Originally created and developed by Tyrell, the GP OW 1976 was designed to compete in Formula One racing championships. Its lightweight design was achieved through the use of a combination of Kevlar and aluminium, aiding both aerodynamics and performance, while keeping an eye on practicality and reliability. The driving position in the Tyrrell 007 was perfect for providing the driver with an unrivalled view of the track, with the slim monocoque chassis providing a low centre of gravity and superior weight distribution. The car was powered by a Ford Cosworth DFV 3 litre V8 engine which provided plenty of performance and reliable power at racing speeds. The Tyrrell OW 1976 was fitted with several advanced features which improved its handling and performance, including an aerodynamic front wing, a unique rear suspension design and an adjustable three-step diffuser. Its exclusive features, quality construction and excellent engineering made it one of the most successful and popular F1 cars of its era. Overall, the Tyrrell 007 Japan GP OW 1976 was a sleek and powerful racing car that perfectly combined performance, reliability and style. It was a highly sought-after car in its day and continues to be a collectors item today.
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