Kit auto Lotus Ford 72D 1972 British GP - Emerson Fittipaldi in scala 1/8 - Modello Pocher. La Lotus Ford 72D del 1972, guidata da Emerson Fittipaldi, è una delle vetture da Formula 1 più iconiche della storia, prodotta dalla scuderia britannica Lotus Cars. Questa vettura è famosa non solo per il suo design innovativo, ma anche per essere associata al primo titolo mondiale di Fittipaldi e per aver portato Lotus al vertice del campionato costruttori. Caratteristiche principali Tipo: Vettura da Formula 1. Anno: 1972. Pilota principale: Emerson Fittipaldi. Motore: Ford Cosworth DFV V8 aspirato da 3,0 litri. Potenza: Circa 450 cavalli. Telaio: Monoscocca in alluminio, progettata per la massima leggerezza. Peso: Circa 575 kg. Caratteristiche innovative: Sospensioni anteriori montate su barre di torsione per migliorare l’aerodinamica. Radiatori laterali al posto di quelli frontali, che contribuirono a ridurre la resistenza aerodinamica. Forma a "cuneo" che ottimizzava il flusso d'aria e aumentava la stabilità. Storia e Successi Campionato del Mondo del 1972: Con questa vettura, Emerson Fittipaldi vinse il Gran Premio di Gran Bretagna, tenutosi a Brands Hatch. Fittipaldi divenne il campione del mondo più giovane (a soli 25 anni) fino a quel momento. La Lotus 72D contribuì al titolo costruttori per la scuderia Lotus. Design iconico: Sponsorizzata da John Player Special, la livrea nera e oro della vettura è ancora oggi considerata una delle più belle della storia della Formula 1. Eredità La Lotus 72, nelle sue varie versioni, è considerata uno dei progetti più longevi e di successo della Formula 1, rimanendo competitiva dal 1970 al 1975. Il modello "72D" del 1972 rappresentò il culmine dell'innovazione ingegneristica e portò la Lotus ad essere una delle squadre più dominanti di quegli anni. Oggi, la Lotus 72 è esposta in diversi musei e appare regolarmente negli eventi di auto storiche, continuando a essere un simbolo di eccellenza tecnica e sportiva.
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Go to cartPorsche 917K - Gulf Edition car kit in 1/8 scale - Pocher model The Porsche 917K is one of the most iconic and successful racing cars in history, produced by the German automaker Porsche in the late 1960s and early 1970s to compete in endurance races, such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The suffix "K" stands for "Kurzheck," which is German for "short tail," and refers to the special aerodynamic configuration of this version. Key features of the Porsche 917K Project and Design: The Porsche 917K was created as an evolution of the 917 model with a long-tail (Langheck) configuration, developed to improve aerodynamic stability at high speeds. With a shorter and more compact body, the 917K optimized aerodynamic handling and was more stable in curves and straights, solving the handling problems of the long-tail version. Engine and Performance: The 917K was equipped with a 4.5- to 4.9-liter 12-cylinder V-engine, capable of delivering up to 600 horsepower. The top speed exceeded 360 km/h, making it one of the fastest racing vehicles of the time and one of the best performing cars in endurance racing. Successes in Competitions: The Porsche 917K achieved enormous success in endurance racing, dominating the 24 Hours of Le Mans with victories in 1970 and 1971, successes that established Porsche in the racing world. In addition to Le Mans, the 917K dominated in other major races in the World Championship for Makes, helping to establish Porsche as one of the leading manufacturers of racing cars. Technical Innovations: The Porsche 917K introduced a lightweight alloy chassis and short-tail design to improve aerodynamic handling and stability, as well as optimized weight distribution. It was one of the first racing models to explore innovative materials and technologies to reduce weight and improve overall performance. Popularity and Cultural Impact: The 917K became famous not only for its track successes, but also for its appearance in the 1971 film "Le Mans," starring Steve McQueen, which helped build its myth among fans. The model is highly sought after by collectors today and is one of Porsche's most valuable and iconic examples. Conclusion The Porsche 917K is a symbol of endurance racing, a legendary car that combines technical innovation, extreme speed and historic achievements. Its victories at Le Mans and popularity among race car enthusiasts have made it one of the most celebrated cars in motorsport history and a milestone for Porsche.