jr
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=aJhwdy-J14A
[Edited on 21-12-2008 by jr]
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jr
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9dWLhhTto00&feature=related
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Mobby
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He is flying
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Nick-S
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dosent get any better that the turbo era
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Fad
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Never seen the full track, nothing like the Turbo era
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jr
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quote: Originally posted by Fad
Never seen the full track,
half the reason i posted it, even though graham hill and dingle dell have been changed now
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Nick-S
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Thoses cars were 1000+bhp in qualifying trim with no driver aids
Look at how they look like the sat on them rather than in them to
also, wasent 1986 the last year that an f1 race was at brands? European GP?
[Edited on 21-12-2008 by GSi_16v]
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Mattb
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1500cc turbo's
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jr
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quote: Originally posted by GSi_16v
Thoses cars were 1000+bhp in qualifying trim with no driver aids
Look at how they look like the sat on them rather than in them to
also, wasent 1986 the last year that an f1 race was at brands? European GP?
[Edited on 21-12-2008 by GSi_16v]
i believe your correct, certainly last year of the turbos, and last year of using a great uk track bar donnington
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=y0RRNGDt2gA&feature=related
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sand-eel
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qualifying power was more like 1500bhp 'Normal' was 'only' 1000bhp odd.
Its very strange how the suspension, tyres, aerodynamic technology is soooooo much better now, the cars now a days with half the power can still do faster laps than the turbo ones.
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scottmmw
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20 valver - WHY post that?
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sand-eel
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quote: Originally posted by scottmmw
20 valver - WHY post that?
turbo era i suppose
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SVM 286
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quote: Originally posted by jr
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=aJhwdy-J14A
[Edited on 21-12-2008 by jr]
Should have been there for that.
I'm not 100% certain but I think Jim went.
BASTARD!
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SVM 286
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quote: Originally posted by GSi_16v
Thoses cars were 1000+bhp in qualifying trim with no driver aids
Look at how they look like the sat on them rather than in them to
also, wasent 1986 the last year that an f1 race was at brands? European GP?
Senna's JPS Lotus had approximately one horsepower for every cc during qualifying at Monaco that year.
And yes, 1986 was the last proper British GP. Mansell won and I wasn't there.
One of my biggest regrets.
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Daimo B
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I was
Im about 5-6 years old I think, proper 80's styleee jumper in the pics Got 6x4's from the weekend still, program, and found the offical guide in mint condition the other day. Not a program, like a Brands Hatch Formula 1 official magazine. Ooooo
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Daimo B
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Fuck a duck
My old man used to lap in low 50's on the INDY circuit at brands on his bike (only a 250cc single).
51-52 secs, Piquet is coming through Stirlings after the full GP cirucit.
Fucking quick!!!!
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Ojc
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quote: Originally posted by VXR
Im about 5-6 years old I think
Explains a lot
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Nick-S
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quote: Originally posted by SVM 286
quote: Originally posted by GSi_16v
Thoses cars were 1000+bhp in qualifying trim with no driver aids
Look at how they look like the sat on them rather than in them to
also, wasent 1986 the last year that an f1 race was at brands? European GP?
Senna's JPS Lotus had approximately one horsepower for every cc during qualifying at Monaco that year.
And yes, 1986 was the last proper British GP. Mansell won and I wasn't there.
One of my biggest regrets.
Am sure it was the European GP as the British GP has always been at silverstone
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Robin
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To be fair, no-one has ever proven or disproven the claims of power, the myth of ome team maxing their dyno at 1400bhp is unfounded too.
However, they were using 81psi of boost pressure in the Senna car at one point That's just insane.
Imagine that today, with more modern technology, considering a 2.4 litre v8 can produce ~800bhp, without a turbo or two, I reckon you'd be looking at 3000bhp in an F1 car if they were allowed to run free again, if not more.
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lil_g
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That would be insane
Never seen the full GP circuit either, how much has it changed from then?
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Random Info I found:
BMW M turbo engines did not only go to the Brabham Team. Rather, Arrows also used the M power machine from 1984 to 1986, just like ATS in 1983/84 and Ligier in 1987. In 1986 Gerhard Berger won the race in Mexico in a Benetton Formula 1, marking the last triumph of this turbocharged power unit. A year later Road and Track, the US car journal, demonstrated the supreme performance of the Benetton B 186 with Teo Fabi at the wheel: Powered by 900 bhp, Fabi's monoposto accelerated to 100 mph (160 km/h) in exactly 4.8 seconds. And Paul Rosche was confident that this four-cylinder was able to develop a lot more power in practice: "It must have been about 1,400 bhp, but we don't know the exact figure since our engine dynamometer didn't go beyond 1280 bhp."
And a pic too
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jr
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[quote=Gashmaster]Was invited over to Dawn Treader yesterday by Patrick Morgan to have a look around at his fantastic collection of race cars.
One being Senna Lotus 98T chassis 04
At the moment Patrick is carrying winter maintenance as the car has completed a full race distance.
Chatting to him they run the car on 3.4 bar which is 850bhp!!
4 bar is 975bhp
5.5 bar is 1350bhp
[footnote]Edited by Gashmaster on Sunday 21st December 22:19[/footnote]
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lil_g
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Impressive james..... so I take it they were a 1.5 V6 Twinturbo?
That must be worth so much!
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sand-eel
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1.5 v6 TT indeed, had water injection as well total beast.
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