Williams FW14B (1991)
I believe this was the first F1 car to have a proper active suspension system, derived from the work Lotus had done in the 80’s on the system. The FW14b was one of the most technically advanced F1 cars on the grid in 1991 - aside from the AS system, it also had traction control, a semi-auto gearbox and even ABS.
Nigel Mansell (Williams-Renault FW14B) overtaking Ayrton Senna (McLaren MP4/7A) in the 1992 German Grand Prix.
What he did on the chicane was completely bonkers.
Nigel Mansell’s 1992 Williams Renault FW14B
Great article about Nigel and his story behind Williams-Renault, by Classic & Performance Car.
