641/2 F1-90 Red is the red of the Ferrari formula car of the 1990 season, with which Alain Prost fought for the title right to the end of the championship.
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The shade is tied to one particular car and one particular season. The red formula car of 1990 is among the most frequently built single-seaters of all, so it makes sense to have at hand a color that aims straight at it rather than a general red for any car.
The Ferrari designated 641, internally F1-90, was created for the 1990 season and Alain Prost and Nigel Mansell drove it. The power unit was a V12 of 3.5 liters, and the shifting was handled by a semi-automatic gearbox operated by paddles at the steering wheel, which the team had introduced a year earlier. Prost won five grands prix with the car, and the fight for the championship title was settled only by a collision in the penultimate race of the year. The car is so highly valued on the visual side as well that it made its way into the collection of a museum of modern art. It entered the season as a continuation of the previous type, and its refined aerodynamics made it one of the handsomest single-seaters of the turn of the decade.
For builders of formula models who are looking for a period red for a period car and do not want to rely on one red doing everything. On the single-seater the red was complemented by white numbers, a dark front wing and a yellow badge, so there are more colored areas on a model than it seems.
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