Vanwall GP OW 1958
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Specifications Vanwall GP OW 1958 blueprint
The Vanwall GP OW 1958 is an iconic and legendary Grand Prix race car. It was the first British single-seat race car to win the Formula One World Championship and it was the first winner of the Constructors' Championship in 1958. The car was designed and built by Tony Vandervell and his Vanwall engineering team. It was powered by a 2.5-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine that produced over 200 horsepower. The lightweight, aerodynamic chassis was made of a steel monocoque and featured an independent suspension system with double wishbones, coil springs and dampers. The Vanwall GP OW 1958 was painted in distinctive light green and white livery. It was not particularly impressive in terms of its aerodynamics or styling. Despite this, it put in a consistently competitive performance in the 1958 season and won a total of four Grand Prix races. It also achieved excellent results in the championship and ended the season with a massive twenty-three point lead over second-place Ferrari. The Vanwall GP OW 1958 was well-known for its reliability and dependability. It was also one of the first race cars to be equipped with disc brakes. These brakes allowed the Vanwall to have superior stopping power compared to its competitors and helped the team secure numerous victories. Furthermore, the car moved smoothly and responded quickly to steering inputs. Overall, the Vanwall GP OW 1958 is a remarkable and historic race car which has demonstrated its performance capabilities and will remain a well-remembered classic.
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