Ferrari 801 F1 GP Targa 1956
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Specifications Ferrari 801 F1 GP Targa 1956 blueprint
The Ferrari 801 F1 GP Targa 1956 is a legendary race car, the first fully-fledged single-seater race car designed specifically for Formula 1, and is one of the most successful grand prix cars of its era. It featured a sleek and aerodynamic body designed by the famous designer Sergio Scaglietti. The Ferrari 801 F1 GP Targa 1956 was powered by a 2.5 liter V12 engine made from two 16 cylinder banks and ignited by a pair of individual spark plugs. The engine produced 190bhp at 8,500rpm, allowing it to reach a top speed of 216mph. The 801 featured a five-speed manual gearbox, double wishbone suspension on all four wheels, four-wheel disc brakes and a fuel injected fuel tank. It also featured a custom of a low riding open-top body, allowing for improved air flow as well as a better visibility for drivers. The exterior of the 801 was designed to be aerodynamic and graceful, with a long slender tail fin and a prominent hood with two large air intakes. The hood was sealed with rivets and painted in the same dark red hue as the car's bodywork. The interior of the 801 featured a magnesium alloy dashboard, steering wheel, gearshift lever, and seats that were designed instead to improve comfort and safety for drivers. It featured a racing-inspired instrument panel filled with gauges, knobs, and buttons to adjust the engine and brakes. Overall, the Ferrari 801 F1 GP Targa 1956 is an iconic grand prix car, and with its sleek and aerodynamic body and powerful engine, it can be considered the epitome of Formula 1 racing.
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