Williams F1 carbon fibre fiber & titanium wishbone control arm real Formula 1 car display part motorsport engineering racing gift

Genuine race & test used part Williams FW24 F1 racecar driven by Ralf Schumacher & Juan Pablo Montoya during the 2002 F1 race season.

This front upper wishbone is critical suspension part, if this part were to fail, you'd be going straight into the barriers!

Complete with the wheel tether and wiring for load sensors & data monitoring systems.

The arms are made from carbon fibre which has been moulded into an aerodynamic profile and these then have titanium bearing housings & flex joints bonded into the ends of them them, it is also fitted with a high precision spherical bearing.

An exceptionally lightweight, yet very strong component which would have cost well over $20,000 to design develop & manufacture. The wires coming out of it are for the strain gauges that are embedded into the carbon arms, this relay valuable information back to the engineers about how the car is performing and the loads being generated.

Would make a great display item that could easily be mounted to your wall.

The arms measures approx 22" & 19" (56cm & 49cm).

Given it's heritage it would make a great gift for any motorsport fan, engineer or car enthusiast.

Supplied with a Ledon Racing Services certificate of authenticity, this explains what the part is, which F1 team it has come from and which drivers would have used it.

In case you are wondering where this item comes from, my day job is actually repairing and running racecars, however I now also use the
materials / parts at my disposal to make the range of interesting items that you can see in my shop.