Pegaso Z-105

Pegaso Z-105 was a proposed Formula One motor racing car designed and built by the Pegaso España for the 1954 season.
This is how the project was called to compete in the 1954 Spanish Grand Prix. It was conceived to conform to the regulations of the 1954 competition. Due to the lack of financial support from the government of post-war Spain, this car was It was left in the plans.
Among the few data that have survived to this day about the project, it is known that the Z-105 was going to be based on another car designed by Wifredo Ricart, the Alfa Romeo 512, so it would have a rear mid-engine. This engine would have a displacement of 2.5 liters, four cylinders in line, double overhead camshafts with hemispherical combustion chambers and mixed air and water cooling. It is known that the chassis would be multi-tubular and would have independent suspension on all four wheels.
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