The project began in the middle and late 1970s, when BMW Motorsports Company hoped to build a mid-engine car specially for today's Group 5 sports car competition. An agreement was reached with Lamborghini that the Italians would design the chassis and then help assemble 400 prototypes to escort the car.
However, due to Rambo's failure to keep his promise, BMW was forced to take back the control of M 1 production (sorry) and entrusted Giorgetto Giorgetto to design the current iconic fiberglass body. Then the car is equipped with a 3.5-liter inline six-cylinder and a five-speed manual transmission. Object-oriented (=ObjectOriented)
1979, BMW founded the M 1 Procar championship as an auxiliary competition of F 1 and helped to manufacture the required number of chassis. This series is absolutely wonderful. The two championships were won by Niki Lauda in 1979 and Nelson Piquet in 1980 respectively. Check the pictures or videos regularly-they look great.
Anyway, the lessons of history are taught over and over again until the reason why we are all here. The above picture comes from the "Lego Creativity" section and is a rendering of the expected toolkit. Just like the petition website of the British government, there are only 10 thousand signatures here, which means Lego will consider putting it into practice instead of just arguing with an old hammer on the table.
Obviously, there will be 986 extremely detailed road bike kits, with a total of 1059 racing aviation appendices. Lovely thing.
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