Quick comparison
The Ferrari 312T appeared in 1975, the Ferrari F2004 / F2004M in 2004 – 29 years later. The Ferrari 312T has a twelve-cylinder with a 180-degree bank angle, the Ferrari F2004 / F2004M a V10 engine. The more powerful one is the Ferrari F2004 / F2004M: 877 PS versus 522 PS (converted from kW or hp). The lighter one is the Ferrari 312T: 598 kg versus 605 kg. The Ferrari 312T took more race wins: 27 versus 15.
Ferrari 312TFerrari F2004 / F2004M
1975–1980Period2004–2005
2992 cm³ 180° V12 naturally aspirated Ferrari Tipo 015Engine3.0 l V10 (90°) (max: 18800 /min) naturally aspirated Ferrari Tipo 053
2992 cm³Displacement3000 cm³
500-515 hp at 12'500 /minPower865 hp at 18'300 /min (race)
330 km/hTop speed–
598 kgWeight605 kg
Mauro ForghieriEngineeringRoss Brawn (Technischer Direktor); Rory Byrne (Chefdesigner); Ignazio Lunetta (Leitung R&D); Aldo Costa (Leitung Chassis); Marco Fainello …
Formula 1ClassFormula 1
89Races20
27Wins15
19Pole positions12
3 (Niki Lauda – 1975, 1977; Jody Scheckter – 1979)Drivers' titles1 (2004, Michael Schumacher)
4 (1975, 1976, 1977, 1979)Constructors' titles1 (2004)
Niki Lauda, Clay Regazzoni, Carlos Reutemann, Jody Scheckter, Gilles VilleneuveDriversMichael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello
All values come from the data sheets of the two models (sources listed there). The better value is highlighted in green wherever both data sheets give a comparable figure. Photos – Ferrari 312T: Lothar Spurzem, CC BY-SA 2.0 de; Ferrari F2004 / F2004M: Rick Dikeman, CC BY-SA 3.0. Licenses and originals: Sources & image credits.
