March 701 #1 CAR04b - Winner Jarama 1970 Driven By Jackie Stewart Ships January 24th 2018
Chassis: Podded
Motor: Slot.it PMX01 FF-030 24,500rpm mounted as inline
Axle & Gears - 2.38mm (3/32nd)
Gearing: Robust Hewland style 3 gear-box as pictured at bottom to provide torque & braking Golden Tiger to Policar
GEARS:
Z1: Pinion is 9T brass
Z2: Stepdown gear 25/16T Plastic
Z3: Crown 17T Brass
Hubs: front 13.8mm x 7.9mm - plastic
Hubs: Rear 16mm x 11.7mm - Alloy
Tyres front: Product code PT1220C1
Tyres rear: Product code PT1219F22
The March 701 was built in just under 12 weeks, between November 1969 and February 1970, at March Engineering’s factory in Bicester. Designed by Robin Herd, it features distinctive wing shaped side fuel tanks. It was powered by a Ford-Cosworth DFV engine matched to a Hewland DG300 five-speed gearbox. The March 701 won three of its first four races, starting from pole position three times, but suffered from heavy weight and high polar inertia. It was driven amongst others by Jackie Stewart, Chris Amon, Jo Siffert, Jean-Pierre Jarier and Ronnie Peterson.
This product was added to our catalog on Friday 05 January, 2018.
