For the better part of three decades, the only BRM P351 ever built didn't have a roof. It didn't have its V12 either.
A Group C sports prototype by trade, the one-off racer was meant to leave its mark during the 1992 World Sportscar ...
Racing is heavily restricted nowadays, but there was a time when the rulebook was much more open. And some carmakers took full advantage of that to create cars with wild aerodynamics and engines. Many ...
View post: If I Had $40,000 to Spend on a Manual Transmission Car, These 3 Would be at the Top of My List British Racing Motors (BRM) is the latest addition to the growing list of companies exhumed to ...
The historic name of British Racing Motors, Britain’s original F1 team, is set to once again build racing cars. The Owen family in conjunction with famed historic racing specialists Hall and Hall ...
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