Tyrrell P34/6 F1 OW 1977
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Specifications Tyrrell P34/6 F1 OW 1977 blueprint
The Tyrrell P34/6 Formula One car was introduced in 1977 and was certainly one of the most distinct and innovative Formula 1 racers of its time. With its periscope-style air intake and quartet of small tires in the front, the P34/6 was a radical design featuring a chassis made of aluminum and Kevlar, as well as a 3.0 liter V8 engine. It may not have experienced the success of its predecessors, but its distinctive look and configuration inspired the design of future racers and made it one of the most recognizable F1 cars of all time. The lightweight design of the P34/6 allowed it to swiftly maneuver on circuits with tight turns and challenging curves. Its aerodynamic body allowed drivers Jody Scheckter and Patrick Depallier to reach a top speed of 210 mph (338km/h) on several occasions throughout the 1977 season. The four mini-front tires provided an advantage over other Formula One vehicles, as it reduced drag and improved downforce for improved cornering performance and stability. Despite lacking the success of previous Tyrrell models, the P34/6 remains one of the most innovative cars in Formula One history and an iconic symbol of the 70s racing age.
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