Das Lotus Werk hat mit dem Team Lotus soviel zu tun wie das Lotus Toilettenpapier mit unseren Autos. Außer "Lotus" als Bestandteil des Namens gibt es keine Gemeinsamkeiten.
Liebe- Lotus- Freunde,
verschieden Pressemeldungen zu folge, soll der Name Team
Lotus wieder in die Formel 1 erscheinen.Wir haben am Wochenende den Presse Officer Andreas Maenner
zu unserem Boedensee- Event zu Gast, deshalb werde ich
hören, was das Lotus Werk in Norwich darüber sagt.http://www.motorsport-total.com/f1/news/2009/0…s_09060710.html
Viele Grüße
Siegfried Herrmann
Lotus Historic Register Germany
Hallo Siegi, ich fänd es als Lotus und Formel Eins Fan
absolut genial! Halt uns auf dem Laufenden!
Einen treuen Fan haben die Jungs jetzt schon!
Gruss Elli Pirelli 
Schon 2 Fans ich auch.
Und dann am besten mit Cosworth oder Renault Motoren
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Und Bruno SENNA am Steuer
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Und --> Schwarze Autos mit. goldenen Streifen
Da hätte ich auch wieder Spaß dran.
Gruß
,...schade , aber immerhin etwas,...
bin bereits auf die nächsten News gespannt,...
LG Elli Pirelli
Danke Siegi,...
Jetzt ist es fix! Wie die Fia bekannt gab ist Lotus nächste Saison als dreizehntes Team dabei. Mit Cosworth Motoren!
Find ich super!
Schön, dass der Name Lotus auf diese Art wieder mehr in die Öffentlichkeit kommt. Hoffentlich ohne "Beigeschmack".
Am Ende der F1-Saison 2010 wissen wir mehr.
Offizielle Webpräsenz von Lotus F1 Racing:
es geht vorran...! :idee: :cop: :bw:
F1 Driver Jarno Trulli Sits In His First Lotus
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F1 driver Jarno Trulli straight from being announced as driver for Lotus F1 Racing in Malaysia made the trip to the home of Lotus at Hethel in England, visiting where Lotus history was made.
It was an exciting day, with Jarno enjoying a visit to the production facilities, meeting Lotus staff and driving the new Lotus Evora – the first Lotus he has ever driven!
Jarno was also given a special tour of the Classic Team Lotus workshops by Clive Chapman, son of Lotus founder Colin Chapman. During the visit to Classic Team Lotus Jarno viewed some of the most successful and iconic F1 racing cars of all time. The tour was steeped in Lotus heritage and included some of the F1 cars that helped Lotus to achieve 79 GP wins, seven constructor’s titles and 6 drivers’ championships, including, Emerson Fittipaldi’s Type 72, Graham Hill’s Type 49 and Jim Clark’s Type 25.
Dany Bahar, CEO of Group Lotus plc said, “The family gets bigger with the arrival of Jarno. It was very special to host Jarno at Group Lotus, he is an exceptional driving talent and we wish him and Lotus F1 Racing every success for the 2010 F1 season.”
Dany Bahar continued, “We take great pride in the sports cars that we produce at Hethel and Jarno’s visit provided a great opportunity to show off the multi-award winning cars that we produce and the advanced niche production facilities at Hethel.”
Jarno had a fantastic time driving the Lotus Evora and visiting the home of the iconic Lotus marque, commenting, “Gino Rosato and I come from the same region of Italy, Abruzzo, we have been close friends for years and it was always a dream of ours to work together. Claudio Berro and Dany Bahar are also old friends and I honestly never thought that I would get the opportunity to work with these great people.”
He went on to say,” It was a great occasion and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the fantastic Classic Lotus F1 cars and new Lotus models. The facilities at Group Lotus are very impressive and I was amazed at the dedication and craftsmanship that goes into the production of Lotus cars. The Lotus Evora lived up to all my expectations of what a Lotus would be like to drive. It is clearly a very well engineered car that provides an exceptionally rewarding drive and I am looking forward to Lotus’ exciting future.”
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