Ferrari

312 Pb

The Ferrari 312 PB is distinguished by its use of a flat-12 engine derived from Formula One, its dominance in the 1972 World Sportscar Championship, and its role in Ferrari's racing legacy. It is remembered for its engi...

1971–1973

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The story

The Ferrari 312 PB was a sports prototype racing car built by Ferrari for the World Sportscar Championship. It was developed to compete in the Group 6 category and was based on the Ferrari 312B Formula One car, sharing its flat-12 engine.

It is remembered for its engineering innovation and competitive success.

History

The Ferrari 312 PB was introduced in 1971 as a response to the new regulations in the World Sportscar Championship, which favored 3-liter prototypes. The car was highly successful, winning the championship in 1972 with victories in all but one race. The 312 PB was known for its advanced engineering and performance, derived from Ferrari's Formula One technology.

On track

The Ferrari 312 PB had a remarkable motorsport history, particularly in the 1972 World Sportscar Championship, where it won every race it entered. This dominance helped Ferrari secure the championship that year. The car was also notable for its participation in prestigious races such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans, although it did not win there.

Generations

1971

1971-1973 (1971–1973)

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