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The
modified nose of the 23 doesn't really fit with the rest of
the lines of the March 723.
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Eifelland
were a team backed by caravan and camping magnate Gunther Henerici under
his company name and were most famous for buying an F1 March 721 and fitting
it out with supposedly aerodynamic bodywork developed by Luigi Colani. The
bodywork proved to be highly inefficient and was replaced piece by piece
during the season. Part way through the year Henerici sold his company,
the new owners weren't interested in motor racing and the Eifelland team
was seen no more |
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Several
March 723s were purchased, fitted with modified nosecones and renamed the
Eifelland 23, the cars were raced in Germany with a handful of reasonable
results. |
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Drivers |
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1972 |
Bernd
Breil, Wolfgang Bülow, Willi Deutsch, Gerd Koppenhauser, Rudi
Schmidt, Willi Sommer, Alfred
Stückrad, Hannelore
Werner.
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1974 |
Erwin
Derichs, Hans Hargarten. |
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