1983 season
Ferrari won a second consecutive Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship in 1983, scoring 89 points to Renault’s 79. The season began with the adapted 126 C2B before the more extensively revised 126 C3 arrived during the year.
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New regulations ended the previous generation of ground-effect underbodies, forcing Ferrari to adapt its turbo car to flat-bottom rules. The 126 C3 also advanced the chassis programme by replacing aluminium honeycomb panels with lighter and stronger carbon-fibre panels. René Arnoux and Patrick Tambay combined to keep Ferrari ahead in the constructors’ standings even though neither won the Drivers’ Championship.
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