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2026. 8. 15. 작업

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In the absence of an answer AI says:Did Murray credit Stevens with the F1 design?Yes — but with an interesting qualification. Gordon Murray absolutely acknowledges Peter Stevens’s role in the F1 in print/interviews, while being quite particular about what he regards that role as.One of the clearest examples is Murray’s 2008 Motor Sport interview. Murray explains that he needed someone who could produce high-quality styling illustrations and clay models, approached Stevens for a recommendation, and Stevens said he wanted the job himself. Murray says:“So I asked Peter Stevens, a car designer in

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E-numbers said: Please educate me. I can t find a single acknowledgment in the last decade, nor a correction when he s been described as the designer of the F1. Before that, I think they did something together with autocar in 2014? Im happy to learn, assuming that you know better. If you do I guess you could just have explained. Thanks.I don't know whether this was an actual interview or just a collection of statements by GQ, but there's a 2020 article here:https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/cars/article/gordon-...That says some interesting things, notably that Murray clearly views the design in the sense of proportions as being his and only his (probably fair) and then crediting Stevens later in the article for the aesthetic.It's always seemed a little odd to me that Stevens hasn't really ever been involved or seemingly credited in the design of the subsequent cars from GMA, especially this, but clearly if you read how GM views the design elements, he clearly feels that it's his design for his car.It sort of makes sense, even if it's not how I'd see it.