What a beauty.

no tocar por favor

indeed, single seater racing cars are smaller (and so increadibly lower) than one'd think. that'd just be a rolling chassis with changed parts, but it's still great to see stuff like that :-)

must add though, that Renault's probably there because Spain is going absolutely Alonso mad at the moment... or so i hear. :-)

Hm. Is that really an F1 car? Or is it Indy? Seems too small to be F1.

heya netrex, that is definitely a full scale renault f1 car (2003?) and definitely, absolutely not an indy car :-)

the car pictured will be a duplicate of an f1 car with most of the exotic materials and engine missing... i'm betting the model there is mostly made up of plastics (maybe apart from the main chassis itself).

as i said in comment #3, all single seater racing cars are a lot smaller than they look on the tv or from a distance. you have to stand next to one to feel the amazing prescence they give off - and then you realise they're a hell of a lot smaller (and wider) than you first thought. :-)

its a benetton renault 2001 with upgraded adds

Ok. Just looked too small ;) I really know very little about this so ;) Are indy cars smaller?

You sound impressed.

F1 cars are ugly... they look so weak and uninteresting.

I want this baby,
http://www.autocentre.ua/ac/04/46/images/01/news_aston.jpg

A nice car that also, but I like the F1 :) My true favorite is Skyline though ;)

Yea, F1s are ugly and weak. they use a weak 900HP ~3L V10, with the worlds best chassis and equipment. All that under 800kg (how much is the minimum weight now?).
Now bring your elephant (that stuff you've shown in your post) onto a circuit with even the worst F1 and we'll talk again about "weakness" and stuff. ;)

tbh i like to watch GTs racing better because they look like real cars, unlike F1s that are not cars to me, merely sharing the fact that they got 4 wheels and an engine :D

600 kg including driver and camera

k thx

Looks like a penguin.