Ferrari 512 F1 GP OW 1965
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Specifications Ferrari 512 F1 GP OW 1965 blueprint
The Ferrari 512 F1 GP OW 1965 is a legendary race car that has been integral in ensuring Ferrari remain at the forefront of motorsport design. This model was the first iteration of the 512 chassis line and was raced by the superstar Ferrari driver, John Surtees, in the 1965 F1 season. With an aluminium monocoque chassis, it was 50 kg lighter than its Ferrari predecessors and had a top speed of close to 217 mph. This race car was powered by a 4.1-litre Colombo V-12 engine which was coupled with a five-speed transaxle. Producing a whopping 460 horsepower, it could rocket from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.8 seconds and would reach a max speed of 11,300 rpm. The powertrain was capable of providing the driver with lightning acceleration and fast gear shifts. In terms of its exterior design, it had a low, elongated shape with an aluminium body that was painted silver. Some of its iconic features included the low-cut airbox, a streamlined front, and a large air intake cooling the Ferrari-branded radiators the engine was equipped with. It also featured a short wheelbase, weighing just 890 kg (1,953 lbs). This legendary car was the winner of the 1967 Daytona 24 Hours race, and also the 1965 Canadian Grand Prix, amongst other notable successes. It was an iconic chassis with an impressive performance, as well as a great look, which has contributed to its legendary status within the motoring world. The Ferrari 512 F1GP OW 1965 remains an iconic race-car that will be unforgettable in motorsport history.
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