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11873 view(s)  The 1991 season marked the introduction of the FIA’s new, and controversial, 3.5 litre formula which replaced the highly successful Group C category that had been used in the World Sportscar Championship since 1982, though due to a small number of entries for the 3.5 litre formula heavily penalised Group C cars (which were subject to weight penalties and started behind the new-style C1 entries on the grid) were allowed participate in the season's C2 category.
To meet the new regulations Mercedes-Benz came up with an all-new car; the C291 which was designed by its racing partner Sauber.
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Models for Sauber C291
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| Sauber C291 Works #1 Sauber Mercedes (D) 1991 |
 Participated in:
FIA Sportscar Championship,
(round 5) ADAC Sportwagen-Welmeisterschaft Date: 18/8/1991
Track: Nürburgring (D), 4.542 kms Distance: 430 kilometres Attendance: 29000
Mercedes C291 #05 (DPS) – Mercedes M291 F12 3500cc N/A Cat.1
Team Sauber Mercedes (D)
Closed bodywork
Mid-engined
Colors: silver
Tyres: Goodyear
Sponsors: Mercedes-Benz
Driven by: Jean-Louis Schlesser (F)/Jochen Mass (D)
Result: did not finish (Gearbox) - 28 laps
Grid: 6th(1:21.510)
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