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This is a Japanese-language book or magazine about cars and/or car modeling.
Magical Modification
Improvement or Political strategy?
From the 15th round in Japan in 1990 to the 8th round in England in 1994, Ferrari lost 58 consecutive races.
This is the worst record in the history of Ferrari F1 for the longest period without a win.
Ferrari was in a dark period where everything they did backfired, and they were so weak that they were even dropped from the top four teams of the time, which were McLaren, Williams, and Benetton.
The 412T1 of the 1994 model was introduced to revive the team from such a low point.
Driving this machine, Gerhard Berger finally put an end to the losing streak.
Although it was far from a complete recovery, this victory was definitely a stepping stone to the golden era of Schumacher.
To know about the 412T1 and the Ferrari of 1994 is to know about the process that led to the later invincible fleet.
CONTENTS
1 Front cover
2 The appeal of Ferrari in those days---Prologo
4 Table of Contents
6 The view at the end of the tunnel
14 A New Paint Job and a New Unique Color - 412T1 Analyze
18 The Lonely Creator: An Interview with John Bernard
28 412T1 Variations - Race-specific specifications and modifications
38 Maranello's spy - Interview with Niccolo Petrucci
43 Always "caught between a rock and a hard place" during race week - Interview with Luigi Maggiola
48 A knight worthy of a prancing horse - GP Car Column 1
50 412T1 Detail File - Exploring the details of the machine
60 Bernard didn't understand neither aerodynamics nor engines - Interview with Osamu Goto
65 Back Numbers
66 Renaissance to the golden age - The first victory in 4 years is the first step to the birth of the invincible fleet
70 A season of applause and regret - BERGER x ALESI x LARINI
72 The Price of Being "Outdated"--Jean Alesi Interview
78 Between Glory and Tragedy: Interview with Nicola Larini
82 A commendable performance by a substitute driver - GP Car Column 2
84 The late resurrection of the jumping horse. 84 The late resurgence of the bouncing horse: Interview with Gerhard Berger
90 Beauty born of ignorance! Wrap up 412T1
92 Senna is dead. Confusion in F1 due to a series of changes in the car rules.
94 Enjoying the 1994 Ferrari with Models: Before and After the Major Renovation - GP Model Story #37
98 Next Issue
99 Epilogo
(From Sanei website)
