BMW Williams FW25 F1 Team - Pieza Aerodinámica - Formula One - 2003 - Carbon panel

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Carbon fibre front suspension aero element from a Williams FW25 Formula One car (BMW Williams F1 Team) used in 2003, with original BMW Williams F1 Team label and references 25A-A0-3617 and MK 06 R 2.

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Williams FW25 BMW Williams F1 Team (2003) – Carbon fiber aerodynamic element of the front suspension

Carbon fiber aerodynamic element from a Williams FW25 Formula 1 car, used by the BMW Williams F1 Team during the 2003 season.

This part was located in the area of the front suspension wishbones of the chassis and formed part of the vehicle's complex aerodynamic configuration. Its design, with cut profiles, openings and specific mounting points, responds to the demands of integration between suspension elements and the airflow management at the front of a Formula 1 car.

It preserves an original identification label with the BMW Williams F1 Team logo and the references 25A-A0-3617 and MK 06 R 2, details that add special interest for collectors of competition technical material.

The FW25 competed in the 2003 Formula One World Championship with Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher. It was a standout season for Williams, which finished second in the Constructors' Championship.

Details

- Team: BMW Williams F1 Team.
- Car: Williams FW25.
- Season: 2003.
- Function: aerodynamic element located in the area of the front suspension wishbones.
- Material: carbon fiber.
- Visible references: 25A-A0-3617 / MK 06 R 2.
- Condition: used, with superficial signs of handling and storage.

An interesting piece of early 2000s Formula 1 engineering, ideal for collectors of original single-seater components, BMW Williams memorabilia, and fans of aerodynamics and competition technology.

Williams FW25 BMW Williams F1 Team (2003) – Carbon fiber aerodynamic element of the front suspension

Carbon fiber aerodynamic element from a Williams FW25 Formula 1 car, used by the BMW Williams F1 Team during the 2003 season.

This part was located in the area of the front suspension wishbones of the chassis and formed part of the vehicle's complex aerodynamic configuration. Its design, with cut profiles, openings and specific mounting points, responds to the demands of integration between suspension elements and the airflow management at the front of a Formula 1 car.

It preserves an original identification label with the BMW Williams F1 Team logo and the references 25A-A0-3617 and MK 06 R 2, details that add special interest for collectors of competition technical material.

The FW25 competed in the 2003 Formula One World Championship with Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher. It was a standout season for Williams, which finished second in the Constructors' Championship.

Details

- Team: BMW Williams F1 Team.
- Car: Williams FW25.
- Season: 2003.
- Function: aerodynamic element located in the area of the front suspension wishbones.
- Material: carbon fiber.
- Visible references: 25A-A0-3617 / MK 06 R 2.
- Condition: used, with superficial signs of handling and storage.

An interesting piece of early 2000s Formula 1 engineering, ideal for collectors of original single-seater components, BMW Williams memorabilia, and fans of aerodynamics and competition technology.

Details

Sport
Racing
Type
Carbon panel
Number of objects
1
Team
BMW Williams FW25 F1 Team - Pieza Aerodinámica
Brand
BMW
Year
2003
Condition
Good
Sports event
Formula One
Original/ Replica
Original
SpainVerified
396
Objects sold
100%
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