Since 1962, various iterations of the AC and Shelby Cobra had been used to win myriad races and championships. However, the one title that had proven elusive was the World Sportscar…
Read MoreOff the back of an extremely successful debut campaign with the TZ which had most notably garnered class wins at the 1964 Le Mans 24 Hours, the Sebring 12 Hours, the Targa Florio and the…
Read MoreHaving won the inaugural 1950 and ‘51 Formula 1 World Championship, Alfa Romeo quit single seater racing owing to the cost of building a new car for 1952 when a two-litre engine limit came into effect.
Read MoreAfter 911 production got underway in August 1964, Porsche were keen to garner some extra publicity for their important new car. Given the firm’s long-standing and successful motor sport…
Read MoreThe FIA's decision to add a GT title to the World Sports Car Championship from 1962 had seen manufacturer interest in the Grand Touring category soar. Prototypes and GT cars ran alongside…
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