A host of world championship-winning Renault-powered cars of the mid-nineties are on show at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Among the other cars from this decade is the McLaren Ayrton Senna won his final world championship with in 1991.
Here are pictures of the cars:
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Sean Evans
3rd July 2011, 11:43
I belive the Williams fw19 is the actual car from jerez 97 where Schumi tried to take villeneuve out, look at the mark on the left sidepod! So glad they’re running th fw16 this year and the b193 and b195 all three are such beautiful cars. :D
Fixy (@)
3rd July 2011, 11:49
The caption should say “2011”, according to all the other ones ;)
Martin Rasmussen (@floptickle)
3rd July 2011, 13:17
I’m a bit curious. Why are there no tobacco ads on the cars? Some weeks ago I saw some 80’s and 90’s cars in Aarhus, Denmark and they all had their original liveries with Camel and Rothmans.
fordsrule (@fordsrule)
3rd July 2011, 14:47
It depends on who owns the cars, for example all of the tobacco McLarens(Marlboro, West) that McLaren own wont have them on, but if the cars are owned privately they will have what ever the owner wants on them.
dennis (@dennis)
3rd July 2011, 16:36
It is actually the Benetton B194 in 1995 liveries. The 195 had slight kinks in the front wing as well as different endplates and a much lower rear wing due to regulations. They also introduced winglets infront of the rear wheels, which I think have not been removed for any race.
BasCB (@bascb)
3rd July 2011, 20:05
I always love to see how some of us F1 Fanatics easily recognize all kinds of cars! Strange they have that repainted from the original to the ’95 livery instead.
It would also mean, that its not a renault powered car, but a Ford engined one, right?
AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
14th October 2011, 13:55
That Benetton looks incredibly small, or is it just me?