Quick comparison
The Ferrari F93A appeared in 1993, the Ferrari 412 T1 in 1994 – one year later. Both have a V12 engine. The more powerful one is the Ferrari 412 T1: 760 PS versus 755 PS (converted from kW or hp). The Ferrari 412 T1 took more race wins: 1 versus 0.
Ferrari F93AFerrari 412 T1
1993Period1994
3497 cm³ 65° V12 NA Ferrari Tipo 041 (E2 A-93)EngineFerrari E4A-94 (Tipo 041), 3.5 l 65° V12; Ferrari Tipo 043, 3.5 l 75° V12
3497 cm³Displacement3500 cm³
745 hp at 15'000 /minPower750 hp at 15'300 /min (early season)
505 kgWeight505 kg
6-speed, semi-automatic, transversely mountedTransmission6-speed, semi-automatic, transversely mounted
Valerio Bianchi (Technical Director); Jean-Claude Migeot (Chief Designer); George Ryton (Head of Chassis); Gianfranco Ciampolini (Head of Electronics) …EngineeringJohn Barnard (Technischer Direktor); Gustav Brunner (Chefdesigner); George Ryton (Leitung Chassis); Mike Coughlan (Leitung R&D); Tony Tyler …
Formula 1ClassFormula 1
16Races16
0Wins1
0Pole positions3
0Drivers' titles–
0Constructors' titles–
Jean Alesi, Gerhard BergerDriversJean Alesi, Nicola Larini, Gerhard Berger
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 F93A: Martin Lee from London, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0; Ferrari 412 T1: Martin Lee from London, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0. Licenses and originals: Sources & image credits.
