Lotus Racing

Lotus T127/Cosworth Jarno Trulli Heikki Kovalainen

Year of Foundation:1952 (Lotus Cars), 2009 (Lotus Racing)
Founder:Anthony Francis Fernandes
Debut:Grand Prix of Bahrain 2010
Grand Prix:11
World Champions:0
Wins:0
Pole Positions:0
Fastest Laps:0
Points:0
Team Principal:Tony Fernandes
Designers: Mike Gascoyne (2010)
2010 Test Driver(s):Fairuz Fauzy
Luiz Razia
Address:Malaysia Racing Team UK Ltd.
Hingham Industrial Estate
Ironside Way, Hingham
Norfolk, NR9 4LF
Internet:www.lotusracing.my

LOTUS T127/COSWORTH CA2010 V8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Chassis
ConstructionCarbon fibre and honeycomb composite construction monocoque
SuspensionCarbon fibre construction
DampersPenske
Race WheelsBBS to Lotus spec
SteeringLotus
TransmissionSeven-speed semi-automatic X-Trac gearbox with reverse gear
ClutchAP Carbon Multi plate
DiscsHitco
Cooling SystemIn House Lotus
InstrumentationMES
Fuel cellATL
Driver seatLotus
Seat beltsSparco SABelt

Dimensions
Overall height950 mm
WheelbaseMore than 300 mm

Engine
TypeCosworth CA2010 V8
Configuration8 cylinders in banked V configuration with an angle of 90 degrees
ConstructionCast aluminium alloy cylinder block and head, forged aluminium
Maximum Speed18 000 rpm (FIA regulatory limit for 2009)
Capacity2,400 cc
Valves32 with pneumatic valve springs
Cylinder BoreLess than 98 mm
Fuelling8 injectors supplied by a pressurized system at 100 bar
Ignition8 ignition coils each driving single spark plug
Weight95 kg (minimum FIA regulation weight)

DRIVERS
Jarno Trulli (bio)
Date of BirthJuly 13, 1974
Place of BirthPescara, Italy
Height1.73 m
Weight60 kg
NationalityItalian
ResidenceWokingham, England
HobbiesMusic, karting, fitness, swimming, tennis, cycling
Favorite FoodsPizza
Internetwww.jarnotrulli.com

Jarno Trulli (career)
1983-1986 Karts Two times World Champion. European Champion. Two times World Cup Champion.
1995 German F3
(KMS Dallara Opel) 4th. 95 points. Two wins (Hockenheim - two times). One 2nd (Nurburgring).
1996 German F3
(KMS Dallara Opel) Champion. Six wins (Hockenheim, Norisring, Diepholz). One 2nd (Nurburgring). One 3rd (Diepholz).
1997 Formula One
(Minardi Team) 15th. 3 points.
1998 Formula One
(Gauloises Prost Peugeot) 15th. 1 point.
1999 Formula One
(Gauloises Prost Peugeot) 11th. 7 points. One 2nd (Europe).
2000 Formula One
(Benson & Hedges Jordan) 10th. 6 points.
2001 Formula One
(Benson & Hedges Jordan Honda) 10th. 9 points.
2002 Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault) 8th. 9 points.
2003 Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault) 8th. 33 points. One 3rd (Germany).
2004 Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault) 15 races. 6th. 46 points. One win (Monaco). One 3rd (Spain).
Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 2 races.
2005 Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 7th. 43 points. Two 2nd (Malaysia, Bahrain). One 3rd (Spain).
2006 Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 12th. 15 points.
2007 Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 13th. 8 points.
2008 Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 9th. 31 points. One 3rd (France).
2009 Formula One
(Panasonic Toyota Racing) 8th. 32.5 points. One 2nd (Japan). Two 3rd (Australia, Bahrain).

Heikki Kovalainen (bio)
Date of BirthOctober 19, 1981
Place of BirthSuomussalmi, Finland
Height1.72 m
Weight66 kg
NationalityFinnish
HobbiesGym, cycling, cross-country skiing, golf
Internet:www.heikkikovalainen.net

Heikki Kovalainen (career)
1999 Finnish Championship Formula A (Karting)
2nd.
World Championship Formula A (Karting)
17th.
2000 Nordic Championship Formula A (Karting)
Champion.
Finnish Championship Formula A (Karting)
2nd. Kart Driver of the Year in Finland
World Championship Formula Super A (Karting)
3rd.
Goteborgs Stora Pris Formula A (Karting)
2nd.
Paris Bercy Elf Masters (Karting)
Champion.
2001 British Formula Renault
(Fortec Motorsport) 4th. 243 points. Two wins.
F3 Macau Grand Prix
(Fortec Motorsport) 8th.
F3 Korean Super Prix
(Fortec Motorsport) 25th.
Finnish Automobile Sports Federation
Rookie of the Year
2002 Marlboro Masters of Formula 3
(Fortec Motorsport) 4th.
Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix
(Fortec Motorsport) 2nd.
British Formula 3
(Fortec Motorsport) 3rd. 256 points. Five wins (Oulton Park, Snetterton, Thruxton - two tines, Donington). Four 2nd (Silverstone, Rockingham - two times, Donington). Three 3rd (Knockhill, Oulton Park, Snetterton).
Formula 3 Korean Super Prix
(Fortec Motorsport) 14th.
2003 Dallara Nissan World Series
(Gabord Competicion) 2nd. 131 points. One win (Lausitzring). Two 2nd (Lausitzring, Valencia). One 3rd (Jarama).
Formula One
(Minardi F1 Team) test driver (Barcelona).
Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault F1 Team) test driver (Vallelunga).
2004 World Series by Nissan
(Pons Racing) Champion. 186 points. Six wins (Magny Cours, Valencia, Lausitzring - two times, Barcelona, Jerez). Four 2nd (Zolder, Magny Cours, Valencia, Bracelona). One 3rd (Estoril).
Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault F1 Team) test driver.
2005 Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault F1 Team) test driver.
GP2 Series
(Arden Motorsport) 2nd. 105 points. Five wins (Imola, Nurburgring, Magny Cours, Istanbul, Monza). Two 2nd (Silverstone, Hungaroring). Five 3rd (Imola, Barcelona, Magny Cours, Silverstone, Bahrain).
2006 Formula One
(Mild Seven Renault F1 Team) test driver.
2007 Formula One
(ING Renault F1 Team) 7th. 30 points. One 2nd (Japan).
2008 Formula One
(Vodafone McLaren Mercedes) 7th. 53 points. One win (Hungary). One 2nd (Italy). One 3rd (Malaysia).
2009 Formula One
(Vodafone McLaren Mercedes) 12th. 22 points.

TEAM's HISTORY
Cars, years, engines...

Lotus T127/Cosworth
Model: T127
Year: 2010
Engine: Cosworth CA2010
Wins: 0
Pole positions: 0
Fastest Laps: 0

DRIVERS
Names and results


Jarno
Trulli


Years: 2010
Wins: 0
Pole positions: 0
Fastest Laps: 0
Points: 0

Heikki
Kovalainen


Years: 2010
Wins: 0
Pole positions: 0
Fastest Laps: 0
Points: 0

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