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1950 Jaguar XK120, three time winner of the Alpine Rally Gold Cup

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fwiw, in the early fifties the XK120 was the world's fastest production car, capable of 130mph right off the showroom; in 1952 a specially prepared XK120, streamlined with bubble top and full underbody pan, was officially timed at 170mph

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Iberian Historic Endurance, real life GT Legends.
This is an iberian championship (Spain and Portugal), however they also race at Spa Francochamps and sometimes in France .
I watched this championship twice in Navarra, my local track, in 2018 and 2022.I uploaded some pictures from 2022 back then .
Fact:The 2022 race made me buy GT Legends instantly which was on my Steam wishlist since I bought my Pc in 2021.
This picture is from Estoril
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Maserati Tipo 63, a continuation of the Tipo60/61 "Birdcage" with the driver moved forward and the engine in the middle. Only a handful were made, all sold to privateers, who ran them with everything from a 3L four banger to a 4.5L V12. Typical of Maserati at the time, if they lasted the race they finished at or near the top.
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Due to their rarity, little technical data is available. Though one equipped with a 270hp four cylinder was clocked at 180mph. Weight varied with engine/gearbox but 700kg was average.
 
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Our local event -


More my speed -

This is the only thing I know about ARA.
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i wish this car was racing in Europe and in the WRC too
 
Was at an American car show here in Ireland at the weekend. Over 450 Yank tanks at the show, can't image how much money was spent on petrol that weekend.
 

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Lamborghini Countach never used turbos, the company stating most of their owners could barely handle the power of the stock cars. But a Lamborghini dealer in Switzerland modified an LP400S with twin turbos; fully street legal, it generated 730 hp at 5,000 rpm and 640 lb-ft of torque at 4,000rpm.

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The car was sold a few years later and believed destroyed in an accident. About ten years ago it was discovered in a warehouse in Nevada, two owners later it is again impressing people at car shows. The only "official" turbo Countach.
 

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