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Formula 1 V10 Engines Scream To 20,000 RPM – The Best Engines Ever?
How Does A Tiny F1 Engine Make 1,000 HP? https://youtu.be/KjrNcuc89Pc
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1,000 horsepower is nothing new in the world of Formula 1. In fact, back in the early 2000’s, 3.0L naturally aspirated V10 engines were cranking out 1,000 horsepower at 20,000 RPM, without the assistance of electric motors or turbochargers like the 1.6L engines used today. This video seeks to pull back the curtain on the magic behind the glory days of F1 engines. We’ll focus on numerous questions:
1. Are the V10 engines as impressive as they seem?
2. How do they hold up to modern standards?
3. What allows them to make so much power?
4. How do they differ versus production car engines?
5. Do the engines need to be relevant to road cars, with synthetic fuel coming?
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References:
2005 F1 Regs – http://www.jomenvisst.de/fia/2005TechnicalRegulations/290924722__Draft_2005_F1_Technical_Regs.pdf
Racecar Engineering – https://www.racecar-engineering.com/articles/f1/technology-explained-f1-airboxes-filters/
Synthetic Fuel – http://www.combustion-engines.eu/pdf-152526-85200?filename=Synthetic%20automotive.pdf
Toyota V10 Engine – https://www.racecar-engineering.com/articles/toyota-rvx-v10-f1-engine/
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