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Lotus was known for it's many revolutionary race car designs. One of the first major design innovations was the monocoque chassis the replaced the standard tube-frame design. The Lotus 25 was the first car using this new technology and it paid off handsomely: Jim Clark scored three wins in 1962, seven wins in 1963 (and won the World Championship), three more wins in 1964 and three more wins in 1965 before the car was replaced mid season (and Clark scored his second World Championship).

1962 wins: Belgium, Great Britain, United States

 

 

 

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We have accurate resin tires for the Tamiya 1/20 Lotus 25 - replace the kit tires with tires that look right!

1962 Lotus 25

Driver: Jim Clark

Belgium


Holland                 Monaco


France            Great Britain


Germany                   Italy


Unnited States            South Africa

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Decals to replicate the Lotus 25 as driven by Jim Clark in each of the nine races during the 1962 Formula One season. Can be used with the Tamiya Lotus 25, but modifications - such as the windscreen - are necessary. Available in a variety of scales. Placement Guide here.

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