2 good videos from inside cosworth here:
Part one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbB1q...embedded#at=21
2 good videos from inside cosworth here:
Part one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbB1q...embedded#at=21
a good video, i enjoyed that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqfVA...eature=related
I watched this the other day, I remember watching it when it was first shown. I thought it was all a bit amateurish at the time....
Do you think? I really like it. Imagine that level of access for a TV documentary these days.
Amarteurish TV work, or engine work? it was the 80's I suppose
Check out pt 2, 26:30+
Ross Brawn, Rocking a BBC computer in a wind tunnel in Snetterton.
Its awesome
Great, I watched both parts. It's amazing to see how fundimental it all was and engine management mistakes being made that todays amateurs wouldn't make. It all seemed much more entertaining though compared with today's stuff.
as an electronics guy it was that that I found amateurish, but then if I had a camera guy following me around all day trying to make a story I'm sure he'd catch me making stupid mistakes too
I can't believe that Cosworth ever imagined that they'd use old BD engines in the F1 program, my guess is they just wanted to blow a few up to get an idea what was needed.
Interesting, old stuff is so much easier to understand
I can't believe that Cosworth ever imagined that they'd use old BD engines in the F1 program, my guess is they just wanted to blow a few up to get an idea what was needed.[/QUOTE]
Did ford not go on to use that engine in the rs200 1.8 bdt-e ?
great find, enjoyed that, funny when i look at the turbos they look so basic, really makes you wonder what they could do today if allowed, now that would be exciting
Excellent video's, really enjoyed watching them
Did anyone see the Renault v6 engine with the throttle on the wrong side of the turbo? Bolted on where the airfilter goes. Surely when the throttles shut the turbo stalls?