Formula 1: Technical Analysis 2012/2013

by Giorgio Piola

One of the hardest fought Formula 1 World Championships of recent years ended in Brazil, where Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull won the drivers’ and constructors’ world titles respectively for the third consecutive year. Ferrari, competitive until mid-season, had to be content with Fernando Alonso’s second place in the end.

On the technical front, the 2012 world championship will be remembered for the large air intakes in the noses of many of the cars, their purpose to recover aerodynamic load; then there were the sophisticated F-Ducts created by Mercedes-Benz and the pull rod front suspension layout designed by Ferrari.

In this well-established publication, author, designer and television commentator Giorgio Piola analyses the various development phases of the different teams during the world championship. Brief but exhaustive texts illustrated with hundreds of technical designes in full colour are the main elements of this book, which concludes with a section on the cars that will be the protagonists of the 2013 season.

120 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2013

Reviews

[Daniel Pys · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very informative and accurate in technical details. The graphics are tremendous.
There were some spelling mistakes, grammar mistakes etc.
The biggest problem is that it gets quite repetitive at some point