The Benetton B192 was a Formula One racing car designed by Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne and Willem Toet for the 1992 season. It debuted at the Spanish Grand Prix, after the team used an upgraded B191 for the first three rounds. Powered by a Ford V8, it had a nimble chassis but no active suspension, anti-lock brakes, traction control or semi-automatic gearbox. Michael Schumacher won the rain affected Belgian Grand Prix in it for his first victory, the last win for a Formula One car with a conventional manual transmission, and he finished third in the drivers' standings with Martin Brundle sixth. Benetton was third among the constructors, and the car later raced in the BOSS GP series.
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