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RACE ENGINE TECHNOLOGY 012 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2006
IN CONVERSATION: ROB WHITE
Talking to the Technical Director responsible for Renault’s 2005 World Championship winning V10
INSIGHT: SMART FIRE IGNITION
How an ignition system can actually read conditions within the combustion chamber
INSIGHT: LONG LIFE F1 ENGINES
We look at how three of the best V10s were developed to last two full weekends of racing
REPORT: VALVETRAIN DESIGN PART 3B
Our continuing insight into valvetrain design looks at the tricky case of the pushrod system
INSIGHT: ENGINE SEALS
No racing engine can function without seals – we investigate the best technology
INSIGHT: FSAE ENGINE DEVELOPMENT
Cornell University has one of the top Formula SAE teams – this is its approach to the powertrain
TRIBUTE: KEITH DUCKWORTH
Acknowledging the passing of a genius
TIME MACHINE: MOTORI MODERNI V6
The editor recalls Carlo Chiti’s F1 turbo
BOOK REVIEW: THE V12 ENGINE
A complete history of V12s on road and track
PS: FUEL FLOW METER
Equalising alternative fuels
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