Transaxle (alias Toprope)
Maserati 4CLT (1950) and Maserati 250F (1954)
In 1950 Juan Manuel Fangio ended as runner-up (the second winner) on Maserati 4CLT of the first Formula One Drivers' World Championship.
In 1954 Juan Manuel Fangio won the Formula One Drivers' World Championship on a Maserati 250F race car.
Maserati 4CLT (1950):
topspeed: 260 km/h
curb weight: 625 kg
power: 260 PS
cylinder: straight 8
cubic capacity: 1489 cc
layout: transaxle
Maserati 250F
topspeed: 300 km/h
curb weight: 630 kg
power: 270 PS
cylinder: straight 6
cubic capacity: 2493 cc
layout: transaxle
Maserati 4CLT (1950) and Maserati 250F (1954)
In 1950 Juan Manuel Fangio ended as runner-up (the second winner) on Maserati 4CLT of the first Formula One Drivers' World Championship.
In 1954 Juan Manuel Fangio won the Formula One Drivers' World Championship on a Maserati 250F race car.
Maserati 4CLT (1950):
topspeed: 260 km/h
curb weight: 625 kg
power: 260 PS
cylinder: straight 8
cubic capacity: 1489 cc
layout: transaxle
Maserati 250F
topspeed: 300 km/h
curb weight: 630 kg
power: 270 PS
cylinder: straight 6
cubic capacity: 2493 cc
layout: transaxle