When Formula 1 Engines Revved to 20 000 RPM!
- Posted by mudvane on Apr 08, 2023
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Listen to this.
The V10 era of Formula 1 produced the best engines the world has ever seen.
They are raw, powerful, revvy and (in my opinion) the best-sounding engines ever.
But how on earth did they make them able to reach over 19 THOUSAND RPM? And why are they not in the current F1 CARS? Well, let me explain.
The V10 era started in 1986 with the 3.5-lit
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