Digital archive
Pacific is born
Keith Wiggins’ team wins the Benelux and European Formula Ford championships with Harald Huysman.
The independent Pacific Grand Prix archive
Small team.Huge story.
A digital museum devoted to Pacific Racing and its extraordinary Formula One adventure: photographs, surviving documents, technical material, race-by-race collections, video and the restored official 1995 website.
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1994–1995
Two cars.
One improbable dream.
The silver PR01 introduced Pacific to Formula One. The blue PR02 carried the team through a turbulent second campaign under the Pacific Team Lotus banner.
From Formula Ford to Formula One
A decade at full speed.
Championship habit
Success with Bertrand Gachot and JJ Lehto culminates in the British Formula 3 title.
Formula 3000
Pacific climbs the international ladder and Christian Fittipaldi wins the 1991 championship.
The F1 plan
The Grand Prix project is announced; the PR01 is unveiled in October 1993.
Formula One debut
Gachot and Belmondo contest the World Championship with the Ilmor-powered PR01.
Pacific Team Lotus
The Ford-powered PR02 begins with ninth place in Brazil and races through a demanding final season.
Highlights
Open the collection.
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Keep Pacific’s memory alive.
This fan archive is built to preserve a small but fascinating chapter of Formula One history. A small PayPal donation helps cover hosting, restoration work and future research.
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Contact
Have a correction, source or memory to share?
If you know something about Pacific, have better scans, or want to report an inaccuracy, send a message. The form emails info@imdd.net and clearly marks the origin in the subject.
Why get in touch?
This is a fan archive, and the best additions often come from former team members, photographers, collectors and long-time followers.
- Corrections or missing details
- Photographs, scans or memorabilia
- Team memories or technical notes
- Rights requests or credits updates
BEST VIEWED IN NETSCAPE 1.1The web, as Pacific left it in 1995.
The original 52-page team website survives in the archive. We preserved its period graphics and wording, repaired its navigation and added transparent placeholders for linked files that did not survive.