Pacific PR01

The Pacific PR01 was a car built by Pacific Racing for the 1993 Formula One Season, although financial issues delayed the car's debut until . It was largely unsuccessful, qualifying for only five of the races that season and never managing to complete the race distance. It was driven by Bertrand Gachot and Paul Belmondo.
This was the first car developed by Pacific Racing. The car was fitted with a V10 from the season, which was underpowered compared to the engines used by rivals in 1994. Much of the car's chassis was based on aerodynamic research conducted by Reynard Motorsport for an abandoned 1992 Formula One project. The data had been sold to Pacific and .
The aerodynamic design of the car was tweaked by the Pacific engineers, although the car never completed any wind tunnel testing and had only limited track testing to fine tune any modifications.
With the car lacking performance, Pacific attempted to withdraw midway through the season to start development on the following year's car, but they would have had to pay fines.
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Category:Cars
Category:Pacific Cars
Category:1994 Cars