Which engine does the Ferrari F1 use?
Ferrari has manufactured three naturally-aspirated V8 racing engines, designed for Formula One racing. F1 cars typically qualify 12–15 seconds faster per lap than their F2 counterparts. That gap comes from superior acceleration, cornering speed, braking efficiency, and DRS-aided straights.At the pinnacle is F1, with advanced hybrid engines, complex and constantly evolving aerodynamics, and high speeds – with laptimes far faster than those in F2 or F3.