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We found the wheel nut on the front straight when walking back to the hotel at the end of the day
Monaco
Monaco
Monaco
Clark at Zanvoort
Keith Duckworth, Colin Chapman, Jim Clark, and Graham Hill
Duckworth was the Ford engineer who designed the Ford-Cosworth Double Four Valve (DFV) engine, the most successful engine in Formula 1 history, which debuted in the Lotus 49.
Sears Point, Sonoma, CA
A wheel nut came loose at the 2014 Historic Monaco Grand Prix, and the car went into the wall at Saint Devote. Luckily, the tub was not permanently damaged, and Classic Team Lotus was able to fully repair the car.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8q2D1S9VM8
Zanvoort 1967
Clark meets the car for the first time.
Zanvoort 1967
R2 waiting in the pits at the Dutch Grand Prix
On the Grid
Hill and Clark in discussion
hollanderpolder
Zandvoort is back on the F1 calendar next year.
MightyZephyr
Powered by Ford?
macmacma
It's a Ford-Cosworth DFV, and ford liked to put "Powered by Ford" as a marketing deal on some race cars
NirvanaNik
King Nuts are king