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When Formula 3000 was launched by the FIA for 1985 (replacing Formula 2 as the feeder class immediately below F1) March offered the Type 85B. Designed by Ralph Bellamy, it was based on March's preceding F2 design, the Type 842, being constructed on a virtually identical aluminium/carbon fibre monocoque. Suspension was entirely conventional, consisting of double wishbones and pushrods at the front, with a lower wishbone and top rocker arrangement at the rear. Most cars were fitted with the 3.0-li

Australian Formula 2 Carbon Fibre race car with a Motorsport Australia Historic COD, that is ready to race and not a cent to spend on it. Including new wets and Hoosier slicks (unused) This car was imported into Australia as a roller, after only 6 months racing as a F3 in England with Edenbridge Racing. It was converted to Australian Formula 2 VW golf powered and first competed in 1996. The original log book has only 4 entries between 1996 and 2002, and was then stored for 20 years. The car was