- motion. The
engines name
comes from its use in
Matthew Boulton's Soho Manufactory,
where it was used to
drive a line of 43
polishing or
lapping machines...
- "
Engine Special Lap" (炎神スペシャルラップ,
Enjin Supesharu Rappu) by Project.R,
featuring "
Engine First Lap", "
Engine Second Lap", "
Engine Third Lap", "
Engine Final...
- A
steam engine is a heat
engine that
performs mechanical work
using steam as its
working fluid. The
steam engine uses the
force produced by
steam pressure...
- work
machines for
lapping (polishing)
buttons or similar. For this
reason it was
always known as the
Lap Engine. In
early steam engines the
piston is usually...
-
fastest laps; Podiums. =
Number of
podium finishes; WCC = Constructors'
Championships won; WDC = Drivers'
Championships won. Source:
Engine manufacturers...
- of
engine regulations.
Formulae limiting engine capacity had been used in
Grand Prix
racing on a
regular basis since after World War I. The
engine formulae...
-
shared third place, Villoresi's own car
having suffered engine failure.
Ascari set pole and
fastest lap. "1952 Non-World
Championship Formula One Races". "XX...
- Barfield, Jr., 66
Laps (
Engine Failure) 75–Marty Houston, 65
Laps (Accident); Led 2
Laps 18–Joe Ruttman, 64
Laps (
Engine Failure); Led 1
Lap 26–Jamie McMurray*...
-
produced since 2000. This
engine family replaced the GM
Family II
engine, the GM 122
engine, the Saab H
engine, and the Quad 4
engine. It is
manufactured in...
-
position in a
Maserati 4C but
retired with
engine problems.
Raymond Sommer, also in a Maserati, set
fastest lap but also retired. "1947
Jersey F1". Retrieved...
