: The F6 was designed using an HP9825 computer and featured a specialized data logging unit. This "black box" recorded 12 channels of data, including airspeed (via pitot tube), wheel speed, and steering angle.
: The Fittipaldi F6A/1 Brochure from Taylor & Crawley provides a comprehensive 9-page look at the car's specifications and results. : The F6 was designed using an HP9825
: A history of the team's engineering, including their use of Hewlett-Packard computers for testing at Interlagos, can be found in the Fittipaldi Years Archive on Speedfreaks.org. including airspeed (via pitot tube)