ahhhhh hahonda...

Or a Jordan.
Or a Minardi.

The old V8 version used to go quite well in the Beneton, but then a certain
young German driver might of had something to do with that.
--
Deevo

Geraldton
WA, The Nanny State (® Corks)
http://members.westnet.com.au/mckenzie

 

Oh go on Hatz, pick a side! Stop vacillating.

Cheers

 

"MOSHIACH" wrote

And which Ferrari engine configuration was that? Ford did it with the V8
Cosworth. Ferrari engines have won as many F1 races but with a multitude of
engine designs.

The Ford Cosworth engine has been the most successful F1 engine of all time.

Theo

 

The DFV won 155 by itself (nothing to do with any of the later motors, HB
V8, Zetec V8 or any or the V10s), 59 from the Ferrari engine is a long way
short.

DFV is actually back in production by an outside company to service the
many historic racing teams that still need them.
--
Al

http://www.users.bigpond.com/pennykid/alan/index.html
"The highest form of life in the universe is Man and the lowest is a
man who works for the post office." - Holly

 

Not any more...

The Italian Ferrari have just recently [in USA no less] equalled Fords win
tally of 176 each in F1

The way Ferrari are winning,the Ford will be well behind soon,together with
the slowness of the current teams that use it,Ford will NEVER lead
again.....

Payback for LeMans,Enzo would be pleased

CDIHL

 

time.

Shumacher has won 59 GP's with the Ferrari 050 series 2997cc V10,its the
same block and majority of internals are the same since day #1,but like the
Cosworth getting constant tweaking...

The DFV has not been the same engine all along,you forgot the current V10's
and V12's and Turbos

CDIHL

 

Ok,BUT Ferrari have mostly had 2 cars on the grid, how many did where Ford
powered?

Here down the math for you :

Ferrari starts for said wins :1667
--Ford starts for said wins : 5471


CDIHL