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Home ‘Models’ BMW M1’VIDEO: Listen to a BMW M1 Thunder Up hp Goodwood
July 21, 2020/2 minutes of reading
The BMW M1 is the brand’s most outstanding race car, thanks to the Proautomobile series. However, not only was it used in the Proautomobile series and this 700 horsepower BMW M1 race car is not only amazing, but it sounds amazing. Listen to him scold Goodwood in the rain and watch him leave.
At approximately 1:10, you can see that the BMW M1 racing car becomes a bit fickle and starts skating. The driving force was able to catch him not yet before stepping on the grass. Although it seems clever at first, the air intake on the drive force side is then seen as the inside of a lawnmower bag and the driving force probably wants a new racing suit, as worrying about M1 repair expenses, this slide would ruin the pants of any driving force. . Especially in front of a crowd at historic Goodwood Speed Week.
But most of all, pay attention to him. The BMW M1 originally powered by a 3.5-litre inline six-cylinder engine evolved especially for it through the legendary Paul Rosche. This engine was then used, with some modifications for road use, in other BMWs later, such as the BMW M5 E28. But it originally evolved for the M1 and manufactured, in the form of a road car, 266 horsepower at 6500 rpm. However, this car has, as mentioned above, 700 horsepower, which is evidently much more, and sounds excellent.
The BMW M1 is an absolute icon, even if its history is cloudier than most BMW’s big cars, and is one of the most popular cars the cockroach has ever used. Its design was made through Giugiaro, more or less based on the BMW Turbo Concept designed through Paul Bracq, and was the only central-engined car BMW had put into production until the i8 debuted in 2014. So, if you’re a fan of the brand, or even cars in general, watch this video.
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