Building cars from lightweight materials is a staple of Formula One. Honda tried to come up with something lightweight in 1968 and it resulted in the death of its driver in its only appearance in a race.

Yes, this car has a 100% fatality rate. Every single person that raced it, died.

So what was the deal with this thing? And why was it so deadly? Let's find out.

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