Here are the Technical Specifications of the Williams F1 FW34
FW34
Technical Specifications
Chassis construction: Monocoque construction Laminated from
carbon epoxy and honeycomb composite structure,
surpassing FIA impact and strength requirements
Front suspension: Carbon fibre double wishbone arrangement,
with composite toelink and pushrod activated springs and
anti-roll bar
Rear suspension: Double wishbone and pullrod activated
springs and anti-roll bar
Transmission Williams F1 seven speed seamless sequential
semi-automatic shift plus reverse gear. Gear selection
electro-hydraulically actuated
Clutch: Carbon multi-plate
Dampers: Williams F1
Wheels: RAYS forged magnesium
Tyres: Pirelli, Fronts: 325mm wide, Rears: 375mm wide
Brake system: AP 6 piston callipers all round, carbon
discs and pads
Steering: Williams F1 power assisted rack and pinion
Fuel system: ATL Kevlar-reinforced rubber bladder
Electronic systems: FIA SECU standard electronic
control unit
Cooling system: Aluminium Oil, Water, KERS, and gearbox
radiators
Cockpit: Driver six point safety harness with 75mm shoulder
straps & HANS system, removable anatomically formed carbon
fibre seat covered in Alcantara
Motive power: Motive power: Renault 2.4L V8, 90° V angle
engine, pneumatic valve train. Fuel and lubricants by
Total. High energy inductive ignition system. Engine
materials include block and pistons in aluminium alloy,
crankshaft in Nitrided alloy steel with tungsten alloy
counterweights, connecting rods in titanium alloy.
Dimensions & weight: Weight: FIA Minimum
Wheelbase: FIA Maximum Overall length: 5000mm
Overall height: 950mm
Overall width: 1800mm
Hey that's another positive change. Fuel and lubricants as supplied to the WCC team! No one actually knows what was used last year, but I'm betting they weren't as good.
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