The March Leytonhouse, introduced in 1989, was a Formula 1 car that made a significant impact in motorsport history. Designed by Adrian Newey for the March Racing Team, this car featured cutting-edge technology and design, pushing the boundaries of performance in Formula 1. Known for its striking blue and white livery, the March Leytonhouse stood out not only for its aesthetics but also for its innovative approach to aerodynamics and chassis design.
The car debuted on April 4th, 1989, at Silverstone, where it was first tested and went on to participate in several prestigious events, including races at Monaco, Paul Ricard, Imola, Monza, Donington, Estoril, Zandvoort, and Jerez. Throughout its career, it was driven by prominent drivers such as Ivan Capelli and Mauricio Gugelmin.
April 4th 1989 at Silverstone was its first time out to be tested, qualified, or raced at Monaco, Paul Ricard, Imola, Monza, Donington, Estoril, Zandvoort, and Jerez.
See also the event section for the Grand-Prix de Trois-Rivières
March Leytonhouse F1 - Iconic Racing Car in Action