Formula One engine

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English: The Formula One engine. See also: Formula One car

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[edit] Since 2006

  • 2,400cc (NA), V8 (90°)

Renault RS26, V8, 2,400cc (2006)

BMW P86, V8, 2,400cc (2006)

Renault RS27, V8, 2,400cc (2007)

[edit] 2000 - 2005

  • 3,000cc (NA), V10

Mercedes-Benz FO110J, V10, 3,000cc (2000)

Ferrari 049, V10, 3,000cc (2000)

Toyota RVX-01, V10, 3,000cc (2001)

Ferrari 054, V10, 3,000cc (2004)

Honda RA005E, V10, 3,000cc (2005)

BMW P84/5, V10, 3,000cc (2005)

[edit] 1995 - 1999

  • 3,000cc (NA)

Peugeot A18, V10, 3,000cc (1999)

[edit] 1989 - 1994

  • 3,500cc (NA)

Honda RA121E, V12, 3,500cc (1991)

[edit] 1987 - 1988

  • 3,500cc (NA)
  • 1,500cc (turbocharged)

Honda RA168E, V6 turbo, 1,500cc (1988)

[edit] 1986

  • 1,500cc (turbocharged)

[edit] 1966 - 1985

  • 3,000cc (NA)
  • 1,500cc (turbocharged)

BRM, H16, 2,998cc (1966-1968, 1968 spec.)

Ford-Cosworth DFV, V8, 2,993cc (1967-1985, 1978 spec.)

Ford-Cosworth DFV, V8, 2,993cc (1967-1985, 1979 spec.)

Matra no named engine, V12, 3,000cc (1975)

Honda RA163E, V6 turbo, 1,500cc (1983)

[edit] 1961 - 1965

  • 1,500cc (NA)

Coventry Climax FWMV, V8, 1,500cc (1961 - 1965)

[edit] 1954 - 1960

  • 2,500cc (NA)
  • 750cc (Supercharged)

Ferrari 625, L4, 2,480cc (1954)

Maserati 250F, L6, 2,500cc (1954 - 1960)

Coventry Climax FPF, L4, 2,500cc (1959 - 1960)

[edit] 1950 - 1953

  • Formula One (1950 - 1953)
    • 4,500cc (NA)
    • 1,500cc (Supercharged)
  • Formula Two (1952 - 1953)
    • 2,000cc (NA)

Talbot, L6, 4,500cc (1950 - 1951)

Alta, L4, 1,500cc (1952 - 1959)

[edit] Details

Exhaust pipes of the BMW V8 engine

Exhaust pipes of the BMW V8 engine
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