Lotus Mk II Le Mans OW 1956
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Specifications Lotus Mk II Le Mans OW 1956 blueprint
The Lotus Mk II Le Mans OW 1956 was a single-seater sports racing car manufactured by Colin Chapman's Lotus brand. This iconic vehicle was the first Lotus to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans and a true symbol of race success and performance. The car featured a lightweight body shell crafted from sheets of aluminum, a fiberglass nosecone, and a single exposed roll-bar structure along the roof of the vehicle. The Mk II's engine was a 4-cylinder, 1586 cubic centimeter Coventry Climax unit mated to a 4-speed manual transmission, and produced around 150 horsepower. The vehicle was equipped with an independent front suspension, and a rigid live axle with trailing arms and lever shocks on the rear. Its brakes, meanwhile, were 4-wheel Dunlop drum brakes. With and its sleek design and low weight, the Lotus Mk II was a formidable contender in its day. It was able to achieve top speeds between 115 and 120mph and corner at speeds far exceeding the expectations of the day. The Lotus Mk II has gone on to become an icon of racing history and motorsport excellence.
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