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| Mercedes Breaks The 20,000 RPM Barrier ![]() As you can probably tell its been a fairly slow morning for Mercedes news, but for all you F1 fanatics, I did manage to find this small nugget of information. It turns out, Mercedes-Benz has become the second engine maker in F1 to break the elusive 20,000 revs/minute barrier. The first engine maker to achieve the milestone was Cosworth, William's current supplier, but that didn't stop Mercedes' Norbert Haug from reportedly taking great delight when his team achieved the same mark. "We've cracked 20,000," Haug was reported as saying in Eurosport AutoMagazin. Now if only the McLaren Mercedes F1 team could actually win a race... For more info, head over to - ONLY REGISTERED AND ACTIVATED USERS CAN SEE ALL LINKS - CLICK HERE TO REGISTER for the full story. |
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| Re: Mercedes Breaks The 20,000 RPM Barrier Its funny in the history of the Mclaren-Mercedes often Mercedes is the weakest-link of their package but it seems this year the chassis from Mclaren is a bit of a dissapointment. I believe the Mercedes engine is one of the best out there on the grid and I think a while back this year there was this F1 magazine who used sound pitch test to determine the rev of each team and Mclaren-Mercedes had the 2nd highest revving engine (behind cosworth). |
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| Re: Mercedes Breaks The 20,000 RPM Barrier I hope my friend Alex won't be mad, but i'm moving this to Formula 1 section... ![]() |
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| Re: Mercedes Breaks The 20,000 RPM Barrier Let's not forget that the Cosworth engine only broke the 20k barrier in a lab... not on a ractrack! So kudos to MB ![]() |
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