Re: F1 | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Doug and Terri Anderson (dnt![]() |
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Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2010 19:39:09 -0800 (PST) |
>>Ed Notes "I remember having a good look at an old Renault F1 engine
once. I think they were making 1200+ out of 1.5 litres. It amazes me
that an engine of that size and displacement, subjected to the tortures of a F1
race, could go 2 hours!"
When I gaze at our old TAG Turbo, by Porsche,
engine it is a beefy little thing. It was Prosts two time winning engine
at Imola. 1500 cc and about 1100 hp at its best. 4 bar too. The
heads are held on not only with block studs, but with head studs too. An
era not too well appreciated by the drivers. The car would have 200 hp
when they needed more and 1100 when they didn't.
My guess? There will be a lot of chance
taking - diving deeper into a turn to hold off a competitor and taking them both
out. But perhaps not - - - these are the best drivers in the world.
They'll adapt.
Onward
DOUG
Of course, my old favorite is Ferrari's shot using
a comprex supercharger. Now THAT thing is a Rube Goldberg if ever there
was one. heh heh
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