The Porsche 917’s 12-cylinder engine was a game-changer in motorsport history. Designed to dominate endurance racing, this lightweight, high-revving powerplant delivered unmatched speed and reliability, leading Porsche to its first-ever…
The Ford Cosworth DFV engine wasn’t just another racing engine—it was a revolution in Formula 1 engineering. Lightweight, powerful, and affordable, it helped independent teams take on the big manufacturers…
The Repco Brabham V8 was a game-changer in Formula 1, proving that simplicity and reliability could beat high-budget, high-performance engines. It helped Jack Brabham win the 1966 F1 World Championship,…
Bill Jenkins didn’t just build an engine—he built a legacy. His 331ci small-block Chevy-powered Vega dominated Pro Stock racing, proving that intelligence and innovation could beat brute force. By focusing…
The 1908 Christie V-4 Front-Wheel Drive Race Car was more than just a vehicle—it was a statement. Designed to push engineering boundaries, this 20-litre mechanical monster defied logic, physics, and…