The Konrad KM-011 was a Group C sports prototype built for the 1991 World Sportscar Championship season, the product of a brief partnership between Konrad Motorsport and Lamborghini. Team founder Franz Konrad knew his Porsche 962 would not be legal for 1992, so he hired Geoff Kingston to design a carbon monocoque car around the 3.5 litre Lamborghini LE3512 V12 that Lamborghini and its owner Chrysler agreed to supply. It debuted at the Nurburgring but failed to qualify, then retired after 18 laps at Magny-Cours with a failed starter motor, and later failed with gearbox and suspension problems in Mexico City and Autopolis. It scored no championship points and made a last appearance in Interserie in 1992, finishing fourth overall. It was the only car Konrad Motorsport ever built itself.
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was a sports prototype built for Group C racing in the 1991 World Sportscar Championship season
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