The machine you see here is Nico Rosberg’s 2012 Mercedes AMG F1 W03, a carbon-fiber monster with a naturally aspirated 18,000-rpm V-8 producing over 700 bhp. Amazingly, that engine isn’t the W03’s most impressive feature. Like all modern F1 cars, the Mercedes is both defined and dominated by its aerodynamic aids.
Topside, Rosberg’s car uses multi-element wings to produce downforce, but peer underneath and you’ll find  … More
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