Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 11: The 312 T Revolution by Mauro Forghieri
28 December 2024 6 min read 4 images
Photo credit: Ferrari, Formula 1, Wheelsage
The 312 T revolution had an unusual and unexpected genesis: in 1973, Enzo Ferrari faced severe health problems. With Ferrari unable to make decisions and concerned about the modest Formula 1 performance in those years, new partner Fiat assigned Sandro Colombo, an engineer from Turin, to lead the Racing Department (known in Ferrari as Gestione Sportiva).
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