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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m

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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m | Top Gear

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The 1992 Williams FW14B that Mansell actually raced could be yours

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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m

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The 1992 Williams FW14B that Mansell actually raced could be yours

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The 1992 Williams FW14B that Mansell actually raced could be yours

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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m

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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m

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Buy Nigel Mansell’s title-winning F1 car for £3m

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The 1992 Williams FW14B that Mansell actually raced could be yours

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Nigel Mansell only ever won the one F1 World Championship. But he did it in style, winning nine races in what was his last full season in the sport – 1992 – and taking the drivers’ title with five rounds to spare.

And this is the car he used in seven of that season’s 16 Grands Prix, the car in which he took five of his nine victories. Set to be auctioned by Bonhams at July’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, this Williams FW14B could fetch as much as £3million. And, praise be, we’re told it’s in fully-working order.

The FW14B is one of the great F1 cars. With aero by Adrian Newey, 3.5-litre V10 power from Renault, hydraulic active suspension, traction control and an early paddle-shift gearbox, it almost literally ran rings around the competition. All too predictably many of its innovations (including the suspension) have since been banned, which is why the FW14B is still considered to be among the most advanced F1 cars.

We miss the Nineties.

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Nigel Mansell only ever won the one F1 World Championship. But he did it in style, winning nine races in what was his last full season in the sport – 1992 – and taking the drivers’ title with five rounds to spare.

And this is the car he used in seven of that season’s 16 Grands Prix, the car in which he took five of his nine victories. Set to be auctioned by Bonhams at July’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, this Williams FW14B could fetch as much as £3million. And, praise be, we’re told it’s in fully-working order.

The FW14B is one of the great F1 cars. With aero by Adrian Newey, 3.5-litre V10 power from Renault, hydraulic active suspension, traction control and an early paddle-shift gearbox, it almost literally ran rings around the competition. All too predictably many of its innovations (including the suspension) have since been banned, which is why the FW14B is still considered to be among the most advanced F1 cars.

We miss the Nineties.

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The 1992 Williams FW14B that Mansell actually raced could be yours