| Updated:
8th October 2008

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1/20 |
| Kit
Manufacturer |
Ace |
| Year |
1983 |
| Driver |
John Watson (GB) |
| Event |
Dutch GP |
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The McLaren MP4/1 series of cars was first used during the 1981 season and further version were then used for 1982 and 1983 seasons. It was a landmark in F12 in terms of it being the first Formula One car to use a carbon fibre composite monocoque, a concept which is now ubiquitous.
The three initials which define the chassis model of all McLaren's F1 cars - MP4 came from the Merger between McLaren and Ron Dennis' Project 4 team.
John Watson and Niki Lauda drove the MP4/1C during the 1983 season but only managed one victory, a one-two finish in the United States GP West which Watson won from Lauda, they also achieved five further podium finishes during the season.
Reference Material used - 1/20 McLaren MP4/1C
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Formula 1 in Camera
1980-89
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Kimberley's Grand Prix
No. 14 - McLaren
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Additional details
added:
- Hoses and jack points on transmission
- Switches on dashboard
- Tyre Valves
- Body Fasteners
Completed pics
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