The 1910 Fiat S61- 11 liter is a legendary racing car that embodies early 20th-century automotive innovation and competition spirit. Built by the Italian automaker Fiat (Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino), the S61 was part of a series of racing cars that Fiat produced to participate in international racing events during the dawn of motorsport.

The Fiat S61 was powered by a massive 11-liter inline-four engine, which was an enormous displacement for the time.
This engine could produce around 130 horsepower at 1,800 rpm and reach speeds over 100 MPH. While modest by today’s standards, it was an astonishing output over a century ago, especially considering the car’s lightweight chassis and open design.
The engine featured a signal OHC and 4 valves per cylinder and had advanced technology for its era, helping it achieve higher engine speeds and better power delivery.

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