1995 Ferrari 412 T2 F1 V12 Screaming on Track - Warm Up, Accelerations & Fly Bys

You probabily know I'm more a V10 guy in terms of "which is my favorite sounding F1 engine". But I must say this is the second time I'm able to hear the Ferrari 3.0 V12 mounted on the 1995 412 T2 F1 car and it's the second time I get goose bumps at every accelerations or fly by. It's a bit of a contradiction but this is my favorite sounding F1 car ever built. Enjoy it!

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- Camcorder: Canon Legria HF G40 & G30 + Canon DM-100 Microphone
- Event: Motor Legend Festival 2018
- Where: Imola Circuit, Italy

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[MrFlash]

"Bring back the f*cking V12s"


-Sebastian Vettel, Russian GP 2019

[umpingwithrpg]

The 90s. V12 race cars and 2 stroke dirt bikes. Definitely the best sounding decade in all of history

[MrNinjaFish]

We can only hope that this car survives the apocalypse and is discovered by aliens as proof of civilisation

[mendozerms]

“Bring back the ****ing v12s.” - Sebastian Vettel

[indigoburrito]

the moment at 5:22 when the V8 roars by and the V12 just smashes the V8 sound

[nickdegroot]

The sound is amazing and the whole car has such simple, clean and elegant design. One of the best looking F1 cars ever i think.

[SmkinAce]

Amaizing how popular these sound videos are... we have to live in the past to really enjoy F1.
The modern F1 is all about saving tyres, saving fuel, pressing a button for DRS to pass, saving power in the battery, shit can V6 sound, low RPMs, Not burning out the turbos, I can go on and on...
I’m just glad I grew up in an era where V12 and V10 were the standard and got to witness many of these races in person. That sound vibration will change your life forever. Its a symphony!

[KayoMichiels]

The Ferrari's doesn't look right without the Marlboro branding on them.

[funked]

I saw this car race once, at Montreal, where Alesi won. Still my favorite GP car. These videos sound great, but to hear these things in person was incredible. Just brutally loud. I was staying at McGill University about 3 miles away from the track, and the morning practice was so loud that it woke me up. No need for an alarm clock. Modern F1 needs a big dose of the style and sound of these cars!

[careycummings]

Eargasm! Was lucky enough to see this car win in 95 with Alesi in Canada. One of the highlights of my life so far.

[seagraves]

As a 90s kid, this is the sound I attribute with speed

[GiovanniBrouwers]

It's funny to see that nobody is at the circuit itself, but more than half a million have seen this video. These events need to be promoted much more. I would actually travel from The Netherlands to Italy just to see these cars drive on the Legendary Circuit Imola.

[nimixlol]

Saw it a couple years ago on the Paul Ricard, it really is something special. A video can't do justice to the sheer loudness of the sound that comes out of it, but the pitch comes through perfectly here!

[KingdomAuto]

Wow. What a sound. At 5:24 you can really get a good comparison too in regards to how much nicer that V12 sounds. Thanks for uploading!

[NAmania]

The single BEST sounding internal combustion engine of all time!

[discolupoalberto]

V12 entra dai piedi e ti esce dalla testa con un brivido....ineguagliabile!! Bravo Bozzy

[Mamo]

It's so sad that the pretty much the only place to hear 'real' F1 sounds nowadays are these rare track days and YouTube videos.

[Brockstar]

I remember being trackside at Monza in ‘95 all weekend and being deafened by the V12’s.
Without doubt the most terrifying screaming noise ever produced and the main reason I haven’t followed F1 in about 20 odd years.
The sound when they let off the throttle was like a fireworks factory going up.
Wonderful and great memories.

[xposse]

I consider myself lucky to have experienced Ferrari V12 sound live in F1 Monza GP 1994. The Italian fans went crazy when the first Ferrari came down the straight and so did we. An experience I will never forget.

[nesdogg]

Wow...thats how real F1 cars should sound