In 1979, the 79 was to be replaced by the Lotus 80, intended to be the next step in the evolution of ground effects, but the 80 proved a failure, and modified Lotus 79's were used, driven by Andretti and Carlos Reutemann.
But the 80 proved a failure and Lotus was forced to go back to the 79, driven by Andretti and Carlos Reutemann. In 1979, the 79 was to be replaced by the Lotus 80, intended to be the next step in the evolution of ground effects.
In 1979, the 79 was to be replaced by the Lotus 80, intended to be the next step in the evolution of ground effects. But the 80 proved a failure and Lotus was forced to go back to the 79, driven by Andretti and Carlos Reutemann.
In 1979, the 79 was to be replaced by the Lotus 80, intended to be the next step in the evolution of ground effects. But the 80 proved a failure and Lotus was forced to go back to the 79, driven by Andretti and Carlos Reutemann.