Cars
Ferrari’s last racing car developed specifically for sports prototype racing was the 312PB, a car that marked the end of an era. After this car, Ferrari exited sports car racing and concentrated its efforts solely on Formula One. Read more »
- Meet Bmw's New 329hp M235i Racing Model In The Flesh
The BMW M235i Racing is the brand’s second customer racing car after the Z4 GT3 and the most affordable one too - for racing cars, that is. At €59,500 (excluding VAT / local taxes) or about US$81,575, the M235i acts as an entry-level car...
- Ferrari Considers Le Mans Comeback From 2015, Report Says
Ferrari’s motorsport activities are nowadays synonymous with Formula 1, but in the past, the most successful manufacturer in F1’s history also had a glorious run at Le Mans. A nine-time winner of the world’s most famous endurance...
- Toyota's Mr2 Based Grmn Sports Hybrid Concept Ii Gets Its Motorshow Debut
Visitors at this week's 2011 Tokyo Motor Show will have the chance to see Toyota's MR2 roadster-based GRMN SPORTS HYBRID Concept II in the flesh. Developed by Toyota and its motorsports partner Gazoo Racing, the prototype made its debut at this...
- Toyota Presents The Successor To Last Year’s Mr2 Study With The New Grmn Sports Hybrid Concept Ii
At last year’s Tokyo Auto Salon, Toyota showcased a concept study of an all-wheel drive hybrid sports car (see here) loosely based on the now obsolete MR2 roadster, developed in partnership with Japan’s GAZOO Racing. Now the time has come...
- Caterham-lola Sp/300r: British Sportscar Maker Reveals Its First Ever Prototype Racer, Road Going Model A Possibility
The Autosport International Show in Birmingham, UK, welcomed the world premiere of Caterham's first ever sports prototype racing car, the Caterham-Lola SP/300R. Created in partnership with legendary British racing and engineering brand Lola, the...
Cars
1972 Ferrari 312PB Was the Brand’s Last Sports Prototype Racer
Ferrari’s last racing car developed specifically for sports prototype racing was the 312PB, a car that marked the end of an era. After this car, Ferrari exited sports car racing and concentrated its efforts solely on Formula One. Read more »
- Meet Bmw's New 329hp M235i Racing Model In The Flesh
The BMW M235i Racing is the brand’s second customer racing car after the Z4 GT3 and the most affordable one too - for racing cars, that is. At €59,500 (excluding VAT / local taxes) or about US$81,575, the M235i acts as an entry-level car...
- Ferrari Considers Le Mans Comeback From 2015, Report Says
Ferrari’s motorsport activities are nowadays synonymous with Formula 1, but in the past, the most successful manufacturer in F1’s history also had a glorious run at Le Mans. A nine-time winner of the world’s most famous endurance...
- Toyota's Mr2 Based Grmn Sports Hybrid Concept Ii Gets Its Motorshow Debut
Visitors at this week's 2011 Tokyo Motor Show will have the chance to see Toyota's MR2 roadster-based GRMN SPORTS HYBRID Concept II in the flesh. Developed by Toyota and its motorsports partner Gazoo Racing, the prototype made its debut at this...
- Toyota Presents The Successor To Last Year’s Mr2 Study With The New Grmn Sports Hybrid Concept Ii
At last year’s Tokyo Auto Salon, Toyota showcased a concept study of an all-wheel drive hybrid sports car (see here) loosely based on the now obsolete MR2 roadster, developed in partnership with Japan’s GAZOO Racing. Now the time has come...
- Caterham-lola Sp/300r: British Sportscar Maker Reveals Its First Ever Prototype Racer, Road Going Model A Possibility
The Autosport International Show in Birmingham, UK, welcomed the world premiere of Caterham's first ever sports prototype racing car, the Caterham-Lola SP/300R. Created in partnership with legendary British racing and engineering brand Lola, the...