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Grand Prix racing

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Grand Prix racing

Automobile racing in which formula cars are run on closed highways or courses that simulate road conditions. Formula cars are open-wheel, open-cockpit, rear-engine vehicles and are generally smaller than those used in speedway races such as the Indianapolis 500. Grand Prix racing began in 1906 and today comprises more than 15 major international events. Its popularity grew particularly from the 1950s, when world championships were established.



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Byline: BYRON YOUNG FLAVIO BRIATORE was banned from Grand Prix racing for life yesterday by Crashgate judges.
net (Staff Writer) Bonhams & Butterfields is delighted to offer for sale by auction nothing less than one of the most charismatic Grand Prix racing cars ever built - the 1939 Auto Union 'D-Type' grand prix car with rear-mounted 3-liter twin-stage supercharged V12-cylinder engine is going up for auction on 14 August in Carmel, California.
Pryce was in his third full year of Grand Prix racing when he was killed in the South African Grand Prix in 1977.
 
 
 
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