MARCH 701
Miroslav Sanytrák/ Václav Král | 11.11.04 | Historie F1 - vozy
F1 history cars
March Engineering Ltd., Bicester, Oxford County.
The firm was established at the end of 60s. This small firm's name derives from its owners. They were Max Mosley - business and legal issues, Alan Rees - Britain's Formula 2 ex-champion, responsible for the racing and sport, Graham Coaker as the Production Head and Robin Herd, the Chief Constructor. We are introducing one of the first cars, March 701 with a frameless body, riveted of aluminium sheet and steel sections, with the front cockpit's cross face made of light alloy, supplemented with a steel tube frame. The Ford Cosworth engine used also as a load bearing element. The wheels were 13' in the front, 15' rear. Length 3960mm, height 920mm, clear height 95mm.
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MARCH 701
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Crosscut of the Ford-Cosworth DFV engine
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Elastic coupling in the camshaft drive of the Ford-Cosworth DFV engine
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Sectional view of the Ford-Cosworth DFV engine
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Technical specification
Wheel base (mm) |
2350 |
Track (mm) |
1498 |
Weight (kg) |
548 |
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Engine
Layout |
V 8 |
Bore (mm) |
85,7 |
Stroke (mm) |
64,8 |
Capacity (cm3) |
3 000 |
Output (HP) |
353 |
Revolutions (1/min) |
10 500 |
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