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Niki Lauda 1978 Brabham Alfa Romeo BT46B F1 "Fan Car".
Won its one and only GP in Sweden 1978, was then Banned on the grounds of Safety.
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At 09.25 a mixed freight threads a route southward at Lauda between station and depot with loco 052 890 at the head.
Some tracked heavy vehicles are carried with the identification 'O&K' visible while the second carried vehicle is possibly military.
23rd April 1975
Airline: Lauda Europe
Aircraft: Airbus A320-200
Registration: 9H-LMC
C/n: 3063
Time & Location: 09.10.2021, EFTP Finland
Remarks: Delivered Austria's national U21 football team to a UEFA U21 qualification game against Finland.
"Albert Einstein". Later to Austrian Airlines OE-LNM.
Withdrawn from use 23 March 2012.
Scrapped in June 2012 at St Athan.
Niki Lauda Mclaren Ford MP4/1 F1.
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The McLaren M23 was a Formula One racing car designed by Gordon Coppuck, with input from John Barnard.
The M23 was never the most technically advanced F1 car, but sound preparation and continual development helped it win 16 Grands Prix, two drivers' and one constructors' world championships in its lifetime, between 1973 and 1977.
This model is the 1976 version with lower air intakes used by James Hunt to win the title in the epic battle with Niki Lauda (as seen also in Ron Howard's movie RUSH).
In 1977 the same car was used by Gilles Villeneuve in his F1 debut.
Model built in 2014