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19 Mar 2014, 09:48 (Ref:3381828) | #1 | ||
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LeytonHouse CG912 became Lotus 107 ?
I was looking into the history of the LeytonHouse CG912 for my F1 project UnracedF1.
This is one of the cars that never managed to be build , only existed on the Drawning board , well i though it only existed on the Drawning board. Since the LeytonHouse team didn't had any money left to develop the car they used the CG911 in 1992. But i did read in some magazine that the Lotus 107 was actually the LeytonHouse C912, but that's the only reference i have for it. Does any of you have more information about this ? It would really help me. |
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21 Mar 2014, 22:40 (Ref:3382825) | #2 | ||
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I doubt it.
Chris Murphy designed the Leyton House / March CG 911 but left March in mid-1991 handing over to Gustav Brunner so it is unlikely that he had a hand in the design of the CG 921. But he did design the Lotus 107 (Source: David Hodges' A-Z of Grand Prix Cars). So, a family resemblance possibly but not the same design. |
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