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4- Second in the 1984 Detroit Grand Prix with De Angelis
- Chassis that enabled De Angelis to secure third place in the championship
- High-performance car designed by Gerard Ducarouge
- Remarkable condition


Propelled by Renault turbo power, the Lotus 95T marked the beginning of a mid-1980s revival for one of Formula 1’s ‘grandee’ teams.

The car, running in the famous black and gold livery of longtime Lotus sponsor John Player Special, didn’t quite manage to record a victory in the 1984 season.

But in the hands of Nigel Mansell and especially Elio de Angelis the 95T proved a consistent frontrunner that claimed third place in the constructors’ standings – Team Lotus’s best finish since its 1978 championship year.
 
De Angelis achieved four podium finishes on his way to third in the drivers’ standings, behind dominant McLaren-TAG duo Niki Lauda and Alain Prost.

Meanwhile, Mansell added two more – third places at the French and Dutch GPs – on ...