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·This just shows how you can't compare drivers from different eras... that thing looks undriveable by modern standards. Not to mention it looks like it's gonna shake itself to bits!
(Charles, repair costs will be taken from your paycheck 🙄)
One of my most iconic F1 cars from Ferrari. #12 1975 Championship won by Niki Lauda, Heuer badge in front and celebrated by making the Heuer Monza
It was Niki's 1974 312B3 that was crashed, thank goodness it wasn't his '75 WDC 312T. Still a bummer though...
Mad respect to the driver's of that era. Makes one wonder how tough it must of been in those cars when the current F1 championship leader spins out on an exhibition lap.
Oh! Thanks for the correction. It still is confusing to me since these mid 70’s F1 cars had different versions but basically the same. 👍
The modern drivers might clock the fastest laps (given advances in technology), but the golden era drivers had the balls of steel and probably greatest skills given what they drove back then 😉
Yeah they look very similar. However the '75 car featured a transverse mounted transmission, which gave the chassis near perfect balance. Hence the name 312T.