- The 1975 was the 312 T, which inaugurated the hugely successful 12-cylinder serie. After an 11-year wait, Ferrari was back at the height of its success, taking both...
- The Ferrari 312 F1 was the designation of the 3 litre V-12 (hence 312) Formula One cars raced by the Italian team from 1966 to 1969. Overview. Naming.
- Ferrari campaigned the first 312 car – called the 312 F1 – in the 1966 F1 Season. The designation 312 meant the cars were fitted with a 3.0-L 12-cylinder engine.
- 312'nin çerçevesi ve süspansiyonu, 60 ° Ferrari 275 P'de düz silindirleri 12 V12 ile değiştirilen 1.5 litrelik Ferrari 1512'nin son formül 1'den alınmıştır .
- Although the 1978 Ferrari was dubbed the 312 T3, it was far more than an evolution of the 1977 World Championship winning 312 T2.
- Ferrari 312 "1967" - by Alidarnic (Modena Trackdays 2009). ... Ferrari F1 1982 - 126 C2.
- In 1979, when the team used old 312T3 and newly developed 312T4 car, Ferrari again became the best team in the Formula 1 World Championship.
- After 1975, the car was also used in the beginning of 1976 until the Ferrari 312T2 was ready to be raced.
- Ferrari 312 P Berlinetta in action at Monza Circuit: 11,000 rpm 3.0L V12 Engine Sound!
- After a self-imposed year in exile, Scuderia Ferrari returned to the World Sportscar Championship for 1969 with the all-new 312 P.
