Ford Cosworth began developing the GBA in 1986 as its first turbo era Formula 1 engine, created to answer the rising power and efficiency demands that defined the mid eighties. After years of success with the DFV, the company faced a new landscape shaped by boost pressure, fuel limits and rapid advances in electronics. The GBA program focused on packaging, heat control and sustained reliability on the test bench as engineers worked to understand a power unit concept entirely different from the n

Cosworth engine in a Ford Ka? Yep… and it’s 4x4 too. 🔥 This tiny hatchback hides a full-blown turbocharged Cosworth setup with all-wheel-drive — and somehow, they’ve squeezed it into the tightest engine bay imaginable. Proper sleeper, proper madness🤯 👉 Could you daily a Cosworth-swapped Ford Ka like this? #EngineSwap #FordKa #CosworthBuild #4x4Conversion #ModifiedCars | Twin Engine Corsa

162K views · 4.6K reactions | The 6.5-litre, V12 Cosworth engine in Aston Martin Valkyrie sets exceptional new standards; a peak power output of 1000bhp at a mind-blowing 10,500rpm, before continuing on to a maximum rpm figure of 11,100: figures that are unprecedented for a naturally-aspirated, emissions-compliant road car application | Aston Martin | Facebook