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1984 Nigel Mansell Brazilian GP Used Lotus F1 Rear Wing Endplate Japanese Grand Prix and the start of the Kimi Antonelli

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1984 Nigel Mansell Brazilian GP Used Lotus F1 Rear Wing Endplate Japanese Grand Prix and the start of the Kimi Antonelli and the start of the 2009 season Trophy awarded to British World Rally Championship pairing of Richard Burns and his co driver Robert Reid while driving their 555 sponsored Subaru Impreza to a third place finish in the International Rally of Thailand in 1995 The endplate displays easily on a wall and makes a unique collectible to display This Lotus carbon fibre endplate in the iconic JPS colours was used in the 1984 Brazilian Grand Prix where this special wing configuration was used by F1 World Champion Nigel Mansell

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