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'''Lotus Racing''' may refer to: |
'''Lotus Racing''' may refer to: |
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* The umbrella name for [[Lotus Cars |
* The umbrella name for [[Lotus Cars]] parent company [[Group Lotus plc]]'s racing division, formerly Lotus Motorsport |
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* The name under which the modern [[Team Lotus (2010–11) |
* The name under which the modern [[Team Lotus (2010–11)]] competed in the 2010 Formula One season |
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== See also == |
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* [[Team Lotus]], motor sport team in the period 1954–1994 |
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* [[Pacific Racing]], participant in the 1994 and 1995 Formula One seasons |
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* [[Lotus Renault GP]], participant in the 2011 Formula One season |
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* [[Lotus F1]], participant in the Formula One seasons 2012–present |
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Lotus Racing may refer to:
- The umbrella name for Lotus Cars parent company Group Lotus plc's racing division, formerly Lotus Motorsport
- The name under which the modern Team Lotus (2010–11) competed in the 2010 Formula One season
See also
- Team Lotus, motor sport team in the period 1954–1994
- Pacific Racing, participant in the 1994 and 1995 Formula One seasons
- Lotus Renault GP, participant in the 2011 Formula One season
- Lotus F1, participant in the Formula One seasons 2012–present
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