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Asked by Mohammad Nov 19, 2008 at 08:18 AM

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In 1980 ferrari was using which engine V10 V8 or V12 as there F1 cars' engine ???

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Rolando Carlos answered 15 years ago

The Ferrari F1 cars raced with a 12-cylinder boxer engine in 1980, but the Scuderia used the V6 turbo in the practice of the Italian Grand Prix. That was an awful season for the Scuderia... For 1981 the team only used the V6 turbo, except when they tried a supercharged engine in Long Beach, but as in the previous year with the turbo only during practice...

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