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1968 Monte Carlo Rally – First Victory in the 911
1968 Monte Carlo Rally – first victory in the 911 The Porsche 911 took three consecutive wins in the Monte Carlo Rally, with Vic Elford and David Stone delivering the first of these victories in 1968. In an ideal development for Porsche, the 1968 Monte Carlo Rally was the first to be subject to new rules that removed restrictions relating to cubic capacity classes and the use of professional and amateur drivers. The system applied as of that year boiled down to a single maxim: fastest car wins! Another factor that was markedly different to previous years was the weather. The 37th Monte Carlo Rally was held in almost spring-like temperatures, with these mild conditions extending up into the mountains. The teams demanded racing tyres, but the available stocks proved insufficient. This led to additional tyres featuring a soft mixture, little tread and no spikes being flown in by the tyre manufacturers via Nice and transported to the special tests. While the French driver Gérard Larrousse dominated the early stages of this edition of the Monte Carlo Rally in his Renault Alpine 1300, Vic Elford and David Stone bided their time in the 911 S 2.0 and waited for an opening. The ‘night of the long knives’, which was open to the sixty fastest teams, initially saw Larrousse further extend his lead before Elford hit back. Completing the special test at the Col de la Couillole nearly a minute faster than the Alpine, he duly raced into the lead. The final tests then saw the top drivers take even greater risks. -
Road & Track Magazine Records
http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8j38wwz No online items Guide to the Road & Track Magazine Records M1919 David Krah, Beaudry Allen, Kendra Tsai, Gurudarshan Khalsa Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2015 ; revised 2017 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Guide to the Road & Track M1919 1 Magazine Records M1919 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Road & Track Magazine records creator: Road & Track magazine Identifier/Call Number: M1919 Physical Description: 485 Linear Feet(1162 containers) Date (inclusive): circa 1920-2012 Language of Material: The materials are primarily in English with small amounts of material in German, French and Italian and other languages. Special Collections and University Archives materials are stored offsite and must be paged 36 hours in advance. Abstract: The records of Road & Track magazine consist primarily of subject files, arranged by make and model of vehicle, as well as material on performance and comparison testing and racing. Conditions Governing Use While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns. Preferred Citation [identification of item], Road & Track Magazine records (M1919). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Conditions Governing Access Open for research. Note that material must be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use. -
Results 1989 20Th
HAREWOOD HILLCLIMB 20 MAY 1989 RESULTS CLASS 1 BOGEY 65.92 TOURING CARS RECORD - 17.7.88 - TIME 47.92 UP TO 1150CC A.TYMKEWYCZ CHRYSLER SUNBEAM SPORT No. NAME CAR C.C. HOMETOWN MERGED WITH CLASS 2 B0GEY64.27 TOURING CARS RECORD - 29.9.85 - TIME 46.27 OVER 1150 & UP TO 1500CC N.CLEGG AUSTIN MINI COOPER S No. NAME CAR C.C. RUN 1 RUN 2 POS 21 Duncan Batty(Cl.1) Hillman Imp 875 61 .92 61 .29 7 24 Philip Davis A1 fa Romeo Sud Ti 1498 Non-starter 25 Howard Parker Talbot Samba Rail ye 1360 56.92 56.46 3 26 dim Godwin Vauxhall Chevette 1256 60.00 60.14 6 27 Andrew Dagless Morris 1100 1293 57.25 4 28 Barry Tordoff Mini Cooper 'S1 1328 58.06 Retd. 5 29 Brian Pitcher Austin Cooper 'S' 1293 "5 0 7 50.28 2 Not 30 Michael Holrovd Austin Cooper 'S' 1275 48.15 T T tt 1 eligible HAMILTON BROWN 5 CO. LTD ARE PLEASE TO SPONSOR CLASS 3 CLASS 3 BOGEY 62.33 TOURING CARS RECORD - 10.6.84 - TIME 44.33 OVER 1500cc M.R.KERR VAUXHALL CHEVETTE HSR No. NAME CAR C.C. RUN 1 RUN 2 POS 32 David Bailey Ford Sierra Cosworth 2000T 50.26 50.52 1 33 Peter Herbert Peuaeot 205GTi 1905 1&775 55.24 4 34 Mitch Elliott VW Golf GTi 1600 59.76 bB.03 7 35 Tony Yardley Ford Escort 1600 58.68 St.01 5 36 Mike Woolf Saab 96 1498 58.25 "SoTTT 6 37 Douglas Lowson Talbot Sunbeam Lotus 2172 52.12 "5 0 3 3 38 Antony Bell Talbot Sunbeam Lotus 2172 52.11 51.31 2 CLASS 4 BOGEY 60.13 SPECIAL SALOON CARS RECORD - 29.9.85 - TIME 42.13 UP TO 1300cc D.WHITEHEAD CHRYSLER STILETTO No. -
ANWCC ROAD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 1983 - Round 3 Rali Lleyn - Harlech & DMC - 26/27 March 1983 Ovl Cls No Cls Entrant/Sponsor Driver NW Club Co-Driver NW Club Car C.C
ANWCC ROAD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 1983 - Round 3 Rali Lleyn - Harlech & DMC - 26/27 March 1983 Ovl Cls No Cls Entrant/Sponsor Driver NW Club Co-Driver NW Club Car c.c. Reg'n Colour F Penalties NF 0 E Caernarvonshire & Anglesey MC Gwyn Thomas Caerns & Anglesey Wyn Morris Caerns & Anglesey Vauxhall Chevette 2300 KFM 648T Silver Retired Rolled NF 1 E North Wales CC Kim Reddaway ✓ North Wales Keith Hughes ✓ North Wales Ford Escort RS 2100 LCM 638R Blue Retired Clutch 1 1 2 E The Body Shop (Llanynys) Stan Jones ✓ Clwyd Vale Gareth Jones ✓ North Wales Ford Escort RS 2000 DMA 845X Blu/Wht 0:08:07 2 2 3 E Terry Wilson ✓ Rhyl Ian Wray ✓ Rhyl Ford Escort RS 2000 XVX 995S Wht/Blu 0:08:41 7 6 4 E Mama Mia Restaurant John Labella Clwyd Vale John E Jones ✓ Caerns & Anglesey Ford Escort RS 2000 RVW 34R White 0:11:38 8 7 5 E North Wales Rally Centre Don Whitehurst Harlech Geoff Williams Harlech Ford Escort RS 2000 NNK 413P 0:12:06 15 10 6 E JG Jones Solid Fuel, Balderton John G Jones ✓ North Wales Kevin Jones ✓ Rhyl, NWCC Chrysler Sunbeam 1850 RJC 77T Red/Slv 0:18:38 NF 7 E Cledwyn Owen Harlech Alan W Williams ✓ Harlech Vauxhall Chevette 2300 LMJ 972P Ylw/Red Retired lost wheel 9 8 8 E North Wales CC Wil Pierce ✓ North Wales Medwyn Williams ✓ North Wales Ford Escort RS 1993 OJC 165S Org/Blk 0:13:17 32 12 9 E J Howard Price ✓ Knutsford A J Davies Harlech Ford Escort RS 1993 CBP 177W Red 5F 0:22:50 33 13 10 E Dinorben Arms (Bodfari) Ian Williams ✓ Rhyl, NWCC Eryl Williams ✓ Rhyl, NWCC Ford Escort RS 1800 SHG 726P Wht/Blk 5F 1:10:08 NF 11 E Simon Bywater ✓ -
CONWY HONDA CAMBRIAN RALLY - NORTH WALES CC - 5 OCTOBER 1997 Ovl Cls No Cls Driver Club Navigator Club Car C.C
CONWY HONDA CAMBRIAN RALLY - NORTH WALES CC - 5 OCTOBER 1997 Ovl Cls No Cls Driver Club Navigator Club Car c.c. Reg'n Colour Fails Penalties Award 1 1 S2 B13 John Roberts Mark Lewis Ford Sierra Cosworth A164 GFF 0:45:33 2 2 S4 B13 Richard Gough Tony Beddoes Mitsubishi Carisma P125 XUY 0:45:53 3 3 S1 B13 Warren Philliskirk Eurig Evans MG Metro 6R4 G361 SCJ 0:45:53 4 4 S5 B13 Greg Mills Andrew Sankey Ford Sierra Cosworth A79 XNY 0:45:55 5 5 S7 B13 Theo Bengry Malcolm Perrott Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III P11 LCA 0:46:52 6 6 S9 B13 Glyn Jones Huw Lewis Mitsubishi N691 WVJ 0:47:04 7 7 S8 B13 Ian Joel Graeme Wood Ford Escort Cosworth SBM 2J 0:47:42 8 8 S15 B13 Gwyn Thomas Phil Harrison Ford Sierra Cosworth F63 EJA 0:47:42 9 9 S3 B13 Steve Winter Cliff Simmons MG Metro 6R4 0:47:44 10 1 S16 B11 Jon Ballinger Andy Salisbury Opel Manta MAG 696P 0:47:51 11 10 S14 B13 John Thompson David Hancock Ford Escort Cosworth L351 KHN 0:47:53 12 2 S22 B11 Philip Squires Michael Squires Ford Escort RS TUN 894T 0:47:54 13 11 S11 B13 Simon Crook Alister Crook Ford Sapphire Cosworth E149 GRD 0:47:59 14 1 G5 A7 David Hutchinson Frank McAlister Peugeot 306 S16 P199 MVC 0:49:04 15 12 S18 B13 Kevin Curran Simon Warner Ford Escort Cosworth H1 MUT 0:49:13 16 3 S25 B11 Graham Bayliss Graham Hopwell Ford Escort KRK 671V 0:49:24 17 1 G2 A6 Nik Elsmore Ian Bevan Vauxhall Nova GTE C28 BHY 0:49:24 18 13 S21 B13 Brian Bell Paul Spooner Mitsubishi Lancer Evo P634 XSH 0:49:24 19 2 G1 A6 Martin Meadows Ian Oakey Vauxhall Nova GSi CSA 322Y 0:49:28 20 14 S29 B13 Edward Roberts Dave -
Mourne Rally 2016 Results
Mourne Rally 11 June 2016 Results Photo: Philip Stewart -- www.philpics.net -- Overall Winner: Garry Jennings/Rory Kennedy [Subaru Impreza WRC] Newry and District Motor Club Mourne Rally 11 June 2016 Official Final Classification Car Stage Time From Previous Pos Driver Co-driver Car Cls Total Time No Penalties From First Garry Jennings 0:57:22.3 1st 80 Rory Kennedy Subaru Impreza WRC 9 0:57:22.3 Enniskillen - Derek McGarrity 1:00:06.4 +2:44.1 2nd 1 James O'Reilly Ford Fiesta WRC 9 1:00:06.4 Newtownabbey - +2:44.1 Damian Toner 1:00:30.3 +0:23.9 3rd 2 Patrick McCrudden Ford Escort MkII 7 1:00:30.3 Armagh - +3:08.0 David Armstrong 1:00:52.0 +0:21.7 4th 3 Paul Mullholland Ford Escort MkII 7 1:00:52.0 Banbridge - +3:29.7 Camillus Bradley 1:00:52.9 +0:00.9 5th 4 Crawford Henderson Ford Escort MkII 7 1:00:52.9 Draperstown - +3:30.6 Trevor Wilson 1:01:47.2 +0:54.3 6th 24 Glenn Wilson Ford Escort 6 1:01:47.2 Armagh - +4:24.9 Clive Kilpatrick Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 1:02:06.9 +0:19.7 7th 8 Conor McGinnity 2 1:02:06.9 Markethill IX - +4:44.6 Alan Nesbitt 1:02:36.5 +0:29.6 8th 20 Rodney Hughes Ford Escort MkII 7 1:02:36.5 Armagh - +5:14.2 Alan Smyth 1:02:40.5 +0:04.0 9th 39 Mac Kierans Suzuki Swift 4 1:02:40.5 Omagh - +5:18.2 John Devlin 1:03:06.4 +0:25.9 10th 17 John McCarthy Chrysler Sunbeam 6 1:03:06.4 Banbridge - +5:44.1 Norman Armstrong 1:03:16.4 +0:10.0 11th 16 Philip Armstrong Ford Escort 6 1:03:16.4 Newry - +5:54.1 Chris Simms 1:03:19.5 +0:03.1 12th 22 Martin McGarrity Ford Escort MkII 5 1:03:19.5 Poyntzpass - +5:57.2 Martin Teggart 1:03:27.1 -
Porsches Turnea Tables on Minis in Monte Carlo Rally - but Renault but the "Flying Bricks" Did Not Do Too Badly
WINNING Porsche 911T of Vic Elford and David Stone on the final mountain circuit run where Alpines' opposition collapsed. ENACIOUS Londoner Vic Elford and his navigator, David Stone, got their revenge on the BMC Minis by winning this year's Monte TCarlo Rally in their Porsche 911 T. Another Porsche, driven by Finns Pauli Toivonen and Martti Tiukkanen, came second. The Porsches triumphed despite the incantations of BMC com petitions manager Peter Browning, who prayed for snow, ice, and all that slip pery stuff just before the final speed trials. Last year the weather man heeded Browning's prayers and the Minis swept home to victory over Elford's Porsche, thanks to their superior slip and-slide handling. This time, however, the tables were reversed. The weather stayed dry, so did the roads - and the Porsches were able to make full use of their power advan tage to topple the Minis. Porsches turnea tables on Minis in Monte Carlo Rally - but Renault But the "flying bricks" did not do too badly. The Aaltonen/Liddon, Fall/ Alpines nearly did them both, says Harold Dvoretsky Wood and Hopkins/Crellin Mini-Cooper 1293cc "S" cars finished third, fourth and fifth overall, won the Equipe teams The Alpines moved into the lead cars returned to Monte Carlo after the prize and first, second and third in after the third mid-Rally special test, first mountain climb test series. their class. To top it off, all BMC works with Elford's Porsche lying fourth_ Then Elford pulled all stops out to over entries - four Minis and three 1800s a dud distributor put their lead car, haul the Alpine's lead and managed to - were classed as finishers. -
Porsche at the Monte Carlo Rally
Natural talent Porsche at the Monte Carlo Rally The Monte Carlo Rally is rightly regarded as the “queen of rallies”: It is a treacherous beast, a mammoth undertaking, where only the best can emerge victorious. And almost 50 years ago, in 1968, Porsche achieved this very feat for the first time – with the 911 T. Racing success is in the DNA of Porsche sports cars, particularly the 911. The first series model had barely hit the market when in January 1965, the now equally legendary Porsche employees Herbert Linge and Peter Falk jumped into one of the new 2+2 seaters and set off for the Monte Carlo Rally. Despite, or perhaps because of the heavy snowfall, they put in a stunning performance with the rear- engined, rear-wheel-drive vehicle, reaching the finishing line in the port of Monaco in fifth position – an impressive debut. Meanwhile, second place went to the Porsche 904 GTS driven by Eugen Böhringer and his co-driver Rolf Wütherich, who was sitting alongside James Dean when he was fatally injured in a car crash in 1955. Power, traction, agility and reliability: These are the features that continue to characterise the 911 to this day. Back then, they shaped its talent as a veritable rally car, and the first titles soon came pouring in: In 1966 and 1967, Günter Klass from Stuttgart, the speedy Pole Sobieslaw Zasada and racing all-rounder Vic Elford won no fewer than three European Rally Championships – the top league in the sport at the time – behind the wheel of a 911. -
AUTO Dflwo I HURTOWA ► AUDI 100, Granatowy, : Nowe Tylne Wrocław, Ul
PISMO DLA KUPUJĄCYCH I SPRZEDAJĄCYCH SAMOCHODY Wrocław * Jelenia Góra * Wałbrzych * Lubin * Legnica -k Zielona Góra * Kalisz * Leszno * Opole ISTr 15 (104, ROK 3) 16.04.1994 WROCŁAW CBNA 8000 zł. DZIŚ NAKŁAD: 23 000 egzemplarzy 32 STRONY 4050 OFERT A L F A R O M E O AUDI ftUTO-SZYBY SPRZEDAŻ DETALICZNA AUTO DflWO I HURTOWA ► AUDI 100, granatowy, : nowe tylne ► ALFA ROMEO 33, 1985 r.. 100 tys. Wrocław, ul. Bałuckiego 2, (oficyna), tel. 37-752 siedzenie, tanio. Barbara Kudła, 54-142 profesjonalny montaż km, 1300 ocm, zielony metalic, central Wrocław, ul. Dokerska 19/20 pon. - pt. 9“ - 17“ , aob. 9“ - 13“ ny zamek, regulowana kierownica, el. na poczekaniu Bezpośredni importer - duży wybór części do samochodów szyby, stan dobry, - 55.0 min. Wroclaw, ► AUDI 100, 1978 r., 131 tys. km, 2000 Wrocław, ul. Drzewna 4 tel. 57-87-13 VW-AUDI, OPEL, FORD ccm, benzyna, zielony metalic, bez wypad (przy pl. 1-go Maja) ku, śtan b. dobry, w kraju od 4 lat, radio, oraz japońskich i francuskich ► ALFA ROMEO, 1991 r„ 57 tys. km, - 42.0 min lub zamiana na tańszy. Norbert tel. 55-55-83 Również ekspresowe dostawy na zamówienie 1700 ocm, wtrysk, srebrny metalic, cen Ziętara, 56400 Oleśnica, ul. Bema 6 tralny zamek, regulowana kierownica, ► AUDI 100, 1979 r„ 1600 ccm, ceglasty aluminiowe felgi, sportowe siedzenia, metalic, szyberdach, hak, nieręjestrowany, - 160.0 min. Trzebnica, tel. 121-821, stan b. dobry, - 16 min. Lubin, tel. 120-376, 121-837 i 120-858 076/42-63-05 S Z U K A Ł E Ś - CENTRUM MIĘDZYNARODOWYCH PRZEWOZÓW AUTOKAROWYCH IMPORTER samochodowych CZĘŚCI ZAMIENNYCH Zlecenia realizujemy 2 razy w tygodniu V i r g o Wrocław, ul. -
Xii Rallye De Asturias Histórico
XII RALLYE DE ASTURIAS HISTÓRICO EUROPEAN HISTORIC RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP / CAMPEONATO DE ESPAÑA DE RALLYES DE VELOCIDAD PARA VEHÍCULOS HISTÓRICOS TROFEO DE ASTURIAS DE RALLYES DE VELOCIDAD PARA VEHÍCULOS HISTÓRICOS ENTRY LIST / LISTA DE INSCRITOS COMPETITOR DRIVER / PILOTO NAT CAR / VEHICULO EHSRC CERVH TROFEO ASTURIAS Nº CONCURSANTE CODRIVER / COPILOTO NAC / CCAA Make - Model / Marca - Modelo CAT. CLASS GRUPO CAT. CAT. TROFEO DANIEL ALONSO VILLARON * ESP/AS 1 DANIEL ALONSO VILLARON FORD SIERRA RS COSWORTH 4X4 4 E4 A PRE 90 0 0 ADRIAN PEREZ FERNANDEZ ESP/AS "ZIPPO" * ITA 2 ZIPPO AUDI QUATTRO 3 D4 0 0 0 0 DENIS PICENO * ITA JESUS MANUEL FERREIRO PEREZ ESP/GA 3 MELIDE MOTORSPORT FORD ESCORT MK2 RS1800 3 D3 2 PRE 81 0 0 JAVIER ANIDO VAZQUEZ ESP/GA ANTONIO SAINZ CENAMOR * ESP/M 4 ANTONIO SAINZ CENAMOR SUBARU LEGACY 2.0 TURBO 4WD 4 E4 A PRE 90 0 0 DAVID DE LA PUENTE ESP/AS ERNIE GRAHAM * GBR 5 ERNIE GRAHAM FORD ESCORT RS1800 2 C3 0 0 0 0 KAREN GRAHAM * GBR PAOLO PASUTTI * ITA 6 PASUTTI PAOLO PORSCHE 911 CARRERA RS 2 C4 0 0 0 0 GIOVANNI BATTISTA CAMPEIS * ITA JAMES POTTER * GBR 7 JAMES POTTER FORD ESCORT MK1 2 C3 0 0 0 0 MICHAEL JOHNSTON * GBR TIM JONES * GBR 8 TIM JONES CHRYSLER SUNBEAM TI 1.6 3 D2 0 0 0 0 STEVE JONES * GBR JAMES CALVERT GBR 9 JAMES CALVERT VW 1303S 2 C2 0 0 0 0 JAMES O'BRIEN IRL MIGUEL OTEGUI USAOLA ESP/EUS 10 CLUB DEPORTIVO DAGO FORD SIERRA COSWORTH 4X4 0 0 A PRE 90 0 0 GIOVANNI ANTONIO BREDA MIGUEL ESP/EUS JAVIER BOUZA DIAZ ESP/GA 11 ESCUDERÍA AUTOMOVILÍSTICA FERROL FORD ESCORT RS 2000 (MK II) 0 0 2 PRE 81 0 0 IVAN BOUZA LAGE ESP/GA MIGUEL ANGEL GARCIA PEREZ ESP/AS 12 TINEO AUTO CLUB VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTI 16V 2.0 0 0 A PRE 90 0 0 MONICA LOPEZ FERNANDEZ ESP/AS ANTONIO DEZCALLAR MOREY ESP/IB 14 ANTONIO DEZCALLAR MOREY TOYOTA CELICA 2000 GT-FOUR RC 0 0 A PRE 90 0 0 JOSE ANTONIO SANS DEL RIO ESP/IB JOAN RIBERAS BARGALLO ESP/CAT 15 BAPORO MOTORSPORT C.A. -
Getting Started in Classic Trialling – Stage 2
GETTING STARTED IN CLASSIC TRIALLING – STAGE 2 CHOOSING YOUR VEHICLE All sorts of car, except four wheel drive, are welcome and are divided into eight classes according to the competitiveness of the vehicle. The class structure enables the organisers to vary the tests and level the performance between the classes. For example, Class 1 may have a run at the steepest slope whereas Class 8 may have to undertake a Restart Test. If you have not yet selected a vehicle then a visit to a trial is a must. If you have, then you need only ensure that it complies with the rules for the class in which it is entered. Class 1: Front engine, front wheel drive production cars. This is now the up and coming class where Mk1 Golf GTi's are starting to show their merits. Other popular vehicles include Ford Fiestas, Peugeot 205s, Citroen AXs and 2CVs, Vauxhall Astras, and one very competitive MG Maestro. A good place to start, but not for the faint-hearted! Class 2: Production cars built prior to 1941, and those Post War cars that are of substantially Pre War design. The main protagonists are Austin 7s, MMM and T Series MGs, the older four wheel Morgans, and various Ford Populars. Class 3: Front engine, rear wheel drive production saloons. As with many forms of motorsport, a haven for Escort Mk1s and Mk2s, although the occasional Hillman Avenger or Talbot/Chrysler Sunbeam does appear. There's even a couple of early 3-Series BMW saloons. Class 4: Rear engine, rear wheel drive production saloons up to 1300cc. -
Paris REMARQUE
In This Issue: ● Riding a Sunbeam to Paris ● Let’s Race a Europa ● Across The Pond ● Tech-Tip: Replacing Elan Windshields ● iPod my Lotus March 2005 Volume 33, No. 1 shoehorned into a Sunbeam and was duly The cars were built at Linewood in Riding a Sunbeam to Paris tested by Rally great Tony Pond who took Scotland shipped to Lotus in Norfolk where By Andrew R. Barron it to second place in the 1978 Mille Pistes Lotus set up a separate production line for the Having driven a Seven from London to rally in France. On the strength of this one cars. In addition to fitting their engine, Lotus Cannes, an Elise from Houston to Boston, car O’Dell won approval from Chrysler fitted a ZF 5 speed gearbox and strengthened and using an Esprit as a daily driver for to homologate the Chrysler Sunbeam- the rear axle. As would be expected the the last 10 years, I have been interested in Lotus – 400 would have to be built before suspension was also tweaked along with acquiring a more sensible ride. In addition, competition was allowed. upgraded brakes. All the first series cars I frequently travel back to the UK and Now it transpired that this deal could not were painted black with a wide “boy racer” Europe for business (and pleasure) and find it come at a better time since Lotus had recently stripes down the sides (although a light blue annoying and expensive to rent a car. Having lost a valuable customer for its engines with version was available as a later option).