March 82C

The March 82C is an open-wheel race car, designed by and built by March Engineering, to compete in the 1982 IndyCar season. The March chassis won 5 out of the 11 races that season, with Bobby Rahal, Tom Sneva, Héctor Rebaque. The March 82C chassis successfully clinched the 1982 Constructors' Championship. It was powered by both the Ford-Cosworth DFX turbo V8 engine, and the Buick Indy V6 engine.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

^ "1982 March 82C/Buick Indy Car | S94 | Indy 2020". Mecum Auctions.
^ "1982 March 82C IndyCar". Motorsports Market.
^ "1982 March 82C technical and mechanical specifications - .com". conceptcarz.com.

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March Engineering

Founders: Max Mosley; Alan Rees; Graham Coaker; Robin Herd

Notable drivers: Chris Amon; Jo Siffert; Niki Lauda; Ronnie Peterson; Vittorio Brambilla; Henri Pescarolo; Lella Lombardi

Formula One cars: 701; 711; 721; 731; 741; 751; 761; 2-4-0; 771; 781; 811; 821; 87P; 871; 881; CG891; CG911B

Formula Two cars: 702; 712; 722; 732; 742; 752; 762; 772; 782; 792; 802; 812; 822; 832; 842; 85J; 86J

Formula 3000 cars: 85B; 86B; 87B; 88B; 89B

Indy Lights cars: March 86A

Formula 5000 cars: 72A; 73A; 74A; 75A; 76A

Formula 3 cars: 693; 703; 713M; 713S; 723; 733; 743; 753; 763; 773; 783; 793; 803; 813

CART cars: 81C; 82C; 83C; 84C; 85C; 86C; 87C; 88C; 89C; 89P; 89CE; 90P; 90CA

Sports prototype cars: 707; 717; 817; 827; RC82; 82G; 83G; 832; 847; 84G; 85G; 86G; 87G; 88G; R87E; R88C

Group 5/Group 6 cars: 73S; 74S; 75S; 76S; 77S

Sports 2000 cars: 81S; 82S; 83S; 84S

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