The Lotus 79 won six Formula 1 Grands Prix in 1978 and made Mario Andretti world champion. It did that by treating the whole ...

Why in the world would you want a race car to have two chassis? The answer lay in the never-ending battle between design teams and Formula 1 regulators.

The first Lotus Formula 1 car will be among the featured lots at a Bonhams auction scheduled for May 10 in Monaco. The original Team Lotus dissolved in the early 1990s (other unrelated teams ...

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To solve this, the Lotus 88 used two chassis. The body was dubbed the primary chassis, while the driver monocoque and engine were designated as the secondary chassis. Both were mounted to the wheel ...

Lotus is one of the most successful and celebrated brands to have ever competed within the world of Formula One. Despite no longer competing, it's remembered for having built some of the fastest F1 ...

Piloting the car during its heyday was Graham Hill, who would eventually become a five-time Monaco Grand Prix winner and two-time winner of Formula 1’s World Drivers’ Championship. Hill drove for ...

Forty years ago, a wet Estoril circuit in Portugal hosted a race that would forever change the landscape of Formula 1. In conditions that would have cancelled most races today, Ayrton Senna, in only ...