It almost looks deliberate...
But why..?
Side-by-side comparison is the only way to find out...
How Lotus bent physics for F1 supremacy...
The Lotus Type 88B was banned in contemporary grand prix racing, yet like its illustrious forebears it carries a Team Lotus 'win' decal. Why..?
Classic Team Lotus gives us a fascinating insight into the discovery, almost by accident, of ground-effect aerodynamics...
Ready to race Maserati 250Fs, Ferrari 246 Dino and Aston Martin DBR4 in the Brooks Trophy...
'The most gorgeous, breathtakingly well-packaged Grand Prix cars to have emerged from the 1½-litre Formula 1 era...'
Motor sport action doesn't get any hotter than this...
Lotus didn't produce a V8 engined Esprit until the 1990s, but prototype chassis number one had a V8 a good two decades earlier ...
It's 1978 and Formula One racing is being dominated by the Lotus 79 and its pioneering ground effects. Gordon Murray fights back by adding a fan to the back of the Brabham BT46 ...
Les Leston, born Alfred Lazarus Fingleston, raced in many forms of motorsport, including Grand Prix and Le Mans, but he was perhaps best known for ...
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