While 2005 was the final year for V10s, Toro Rosso was permitted to use a restricted V10 in 2006 due to costs since they were only just Minardi the previous year. Just a little info for those who didn't already know.
@@nickb5580 Thanks. In this case the car had technical issues and didn't do that many laps. Last year's video of this car is longer if you want more. ua-cam.com/video/o0THNslZDC0/v-deo.html
While 2005 was the final year for V10s, Toro Rosso was permitted to use a restricted V10 in 2006 due to costs since they were only just Minardi the previous year. Just a little info for those who didn't already know.
Last Year of the V10 Era 😭
Last V10 Car in 2006 because all other Ran v8 2,4 Litre engines
😭😭😭😭😭
They should demo v10 cars at every F1 race so everyone knows what we lost...
They know exactly why they're not doing that 😂😂
@@jortepap Oh I know haha
After the official F1 racing the engine was unrestricted, this is the absolutley normal 2005 Cosworth engine!
Love the videos but do you think they could be longer? Can’t get enough lol
@@nickb5580 Thanks. In this case the car had technical issues and didn't do that many laps. Last year's video of this car is longer if you want more.
ua-cam.com/video/o0THNslZDC0/v-deo.html
On full slicks too damn.
🎶😍👌
V12>V10 😅
F1 1998 - 2005 seasons V10 engines cars
F1 2006 - 2013 seasons V8 engines cars
Torro Rosso were allowed to keep the v10 for 2006 if it was limited to 16.7k RPM and also if they didn’t do any work on the engine.
@@hughstark4882yes because of the late buy of the minardi Team from Red Bull the Team where allowed to use the 2005 Red Bull with restrictions
F1 1989 - 1995 seasons V12 / V10 / V8 cars
@@manuelmayr8831 you forget the W12 from life in 1990
V8
No it’s a restricted V10
V10 limited to 17-18.000 rpm max.