Description: Though he may have fallen off pace since returning from retirement, in the decades immediately preceding and following the turn of the millennium, there were no drivers in Formula One like Michael Sch...Add Comments1
Chang ChenSep 24, 2012 Get ur fact straight, Schumacher's lack of pace is none other than Mercedes' failure to produce a competitive car.
Jason VillwockSep 25, 2012 Those barcodes are subliminal Marlboro adverts
Sam OglesbySep 24, 2012 No they are sold a few years later when the technology is outdated
Carlos Gallego RodriguezSep 24, 2012 I thought that every single ferrari F1 car was burned after racing for not being copied
Redge DiakitéSep 24, 2012 @Brandon Well if you're in Asia I forgot exactly where you could try to do like the Pagani Zonda R owner who made it street legal ;)
Ben WebbSep 24, 2012 Why did they ruin it by taking off the marlboro stickers
Brandon LidySep 24, 2012 I know it wouldn't be practical, but anyone think you could make this street legal ?
Description: The 1998 Ferrari F300 packed a high-revving 3.0-liter V10, but despite inferior aerodynamics to Mika Hakkinen's McLaren, it still took six grand prix wins and finished on the podium in all but th...Add Comments5
Greg LewisSep 25, 2012 Yeah yea, high rpms.... But what's the mpg? Lol
Chang ChenSep 24, 2012 There's no redline in F1, just rev limit. During 98 season the rev limit is 20k rpm. Ferrari went from v12 to v10 from 96, during 98 season the engine is not the most powerful compare to Renault and Mercedes' engine.
Michael DavidsonSep 24, 2012 That engine's probably got a 20k redline.
Description: RM Auctions has yet to release its pre-sale estimated price, but it will be hitting the auction block at London's Battersea Park on October 31, where it could prove a moneyed enthusiast's be...Add Comments0
Chris PenzaSep 25, 2012 Driving one of these is my dream
Emil Creed KleijsenSep 25, 2012 @ashen nowadays they focus more on how the air flows through the car instead of around it, so the inside is really aerodynamic x) that's probably the reason
Ashen FonsekaSep 24, 2012 The new ones don't look as aerodynamic but apparently they are
Cearbhall BegganSep 24, 2012 Shame F1 cars don't look like this any more...
Get ur fact straight, Schumacher's lack of pace is none other than Mercedes' failure to produce a competitive car.