F1 Cars that never raced in world championship & post-1945 GP rarities

1986 Ekstrom project

1974-'77 Marinho-Cosworth

Unnamed Portuguese F1 project instigated by Bravo Marinho, engineer José Megre and mechanic João Pereira. Auto Hebdo published an interview with Marinho in 1976, preluding a 1977 debut at the Spanish or Belgian GP. The article shows an arrow-shaped Cosworth kit-car, not unlike a 312T2, sporting a shovel nove and radiators well to the back of the car, in 1983 fashion. The team's roots are based in the 1974 BIP Lola 2-litre sportscar project, which wanted to move on to F1 in 1975. This never materialized when the BIP bank was nationalized, but apparently Marinho kept his plans alive into 1976.

Fonte:http://8w.forix.com/6thgear/neverraced.html

PS:The magnificent version for F1 Challenge is on the site of our friend dragonsteincole  

http://www.dragonsteincole.co.uk/e107/news.php?extend.10.8

Excellent model ! A real pleasure to add some exotic, but rooted in facts, fun to the cars that really raced

Trussardi project in 1987 :

Entry refused as it was no more then a rebadged Benetton

Renault B201 , basiccly the Benetton B201 with a redesign and some new parts during the off-season test in Spain 2001.

Mclaren MP4-18

Minardi PS04 Mugello 2003 Jos Verstappen + Kiesha

Lola-Cosworth B10/30, Lola's attempt to join the Formula 1 in 2010 , in my opinion a way better option then HRT, Marussia or Catherham was not spoken about USF1.
Shame they didnt make it. Only the scale model was made, not sure if it still exist.

Back in 1972 dutch man Arno van Dijk build his own Formula 1 car, later it would do some F5000 races, the car has been shown in 1973 on the Zandvoort Circuit. Peter van Zwan and Slotemaker were named as one of the drivers.

1972 Ferrari 312B3 Spazzaneve