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Caterham is a British-based manufacturer of exotic, high-performance Lotus 7 kit cars. It was established by former Lotus dealer Graham Nearn in 1959. Mr. Nearn passed away on Saturday, October 24th, 2009 at the age of 79. It was purchased by businessman (and owner and team principal of the Team Lotus Formula One operation) Tony Fernandes in April 2011. For the rest of the 2011 Formula One season following the purchase, Fernandes' racing cars ran at Grands Prix with "CATERHAM" upon their sidepods.
The team was subsequently named Caterham F1 prior to the 2012 season in response to Fernandes and the team having purchased the company. Fernandes remains in charge of the Formula One team.
History
Future Models
Current Models
- Classic
- Caterham Roadsport 125
- Superlight
- Superlight SV
- R300
- R300 SV
- R400
- R400 SV
- R500
- CSR 200
- CSR 260
- Academy race series
- Caterham RS Levante
Photos
Caterham celebrates 50 years
See Also
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External Links
- Official Caterham Website
- Caterham unveils new Superlight R300 and Roadsport 175
- Caterham Reveals Next Gen Superlight R300 for 2009
- Tokyo 2009: Caterham CSR 175 makes unexpected world debut
- Caterham CSR 300 Makes Information-Free Debut
- Graham Nearn, Founder of Caterham Cars, Is Dead
- Graham Nearn, Founder of Caterham Cars, Is Dead
- Caterham Retires The Stig's Superlight R500