How many Repco Brabham Engines Pty. Ltd. race V8's were built during the 1965 to 1969 period of the companies existence?... Not sure that I know the answer in full. Lets build a list which will be ongoing Work In Progress as we determine the number built, the car they were initially fitted to, a…
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How many Repco Brabham Engines Pty. Ltd. race V8's were built during the 1965 to 1969 period of the companies existence?... Not sure that I know the answer in full. Lets build a list which will be ongoing Work In Progress as we determine the number built, the car they were initially fitted to, a…
The one and only 'Repco Record' in surreal surroundings, the Wairakei geothermal field near Taupo in the centre of New Zealand's North Island in 1959... After the end of Maybach's useful life, the racing brainchild of Charlie Dean well covered in my article on Stan Jones, the talented Repco Engineer looked for a new project.…
How many Repco Brabham Engines Pty. Ltd. race V8's were built during the 1965 to 1969 period of the companies existence?... Not sure that I know the answer in full. Lets build a list which will be ongoing Work In Progress as we determine the number built, the car they were initially fitted to, a…
Dave Charlton fettling his Brabham BT11 to which he has just bolted a ‘brand spankers’ 3 litre Repco F1 RB620 V8… I must admit this shot as a ‘who, what, where and when’ had me tossed! I thought the face was familiar, but given it was from Nigel Tait’s Repco Photographic Archive I figured it…
Cars don't just appear, they evolve, built on the technology and the style of what came before. Every now and then, it's useful to take a step back, appreciate history, and get a glimpse of how today's efforts stand in the pantheon of preceding hardware.
This interview has been provided by Luke Ray as part of a new collaborative alliance between Fuel Magazine and Silodrome. Peter Simms, like most of the
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2011 The Repco Brabham BT24 was a Formula One racing car design. It was one of three cars used by the Brabham racing team during their championship-winning 1967 Formula One season. Only three BT24 chassis were ever raced. Designed by Ron Tauranac, the BT24 was somewhat behind the times in having a spaceframe chassis and the underpowered Oldsmobile-derived Repco V8 engine. Compared with the Lotus 49, which had debuted a race earlier in Holland, the Brabham seemed almost obsolete, but its better reliability made it the tortoise to Lotus's hare. With reigning champion Jack Brabham and Denny Hulme at the wheel, the BT24 took 3 wins to the Jim Clark's 4 in the Lotus, but with six 2nd places, two 3rds, a 4th and a 5th the Brabham team comfortably took the Constructors' Championship, while Hulme pipped team-owner Brabham to the Drivers' Championship by 5 points. In addition to its three championship race wins the BT24 also won the prestigious 1967 International Gold Cup at Oulton Park in the hands of Jack Brabham. Wikipedia
This interview has been provided by Luke Ray as part of a new collaborative alliance between Fuel Magazine and Silodrome. Peter Simms, like most of the
Brabham-Repco BT-19 Car: Brabham-Repco / Engine: V-8 Oldsmobile / Maker: Brabham / Bore X Stroke: 88.9 X 60.3 mm / Year: 1966 Capacity: 2,996 cc / Class: Formula 1 / Power: 315 bhp at 7,800 rpm / Wheelbase: 91 in Track: 56 in / Weight: 1,259 lbs / Tires: Originally 13 in front and rear were upgraded to 8×15 in the front and 10×15 in the rear No Subscription? You’re missing out Get immediate ad-free access to all our premium […]
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Musée du Mans Exposition GP de l'ACF 1967
Motor Racing Components (MRC) MkII built in Australia and successfully campaigned by Lionel Ayres. Powered by a 5 litre Repco Brabham V8 feeding through a Hewland DG300 gearbox.
The one and only 'Repco Record' in surreal surroundings, the Wairakei geothermal field near Taupo in the centre of New Zealand's North Island in 1959... After the end of Maybach's useful life, the racing brainchild of Charlie Dean well covered in my article on Stan Jones, the talented Repco Engineer looked for a new project.…
Jack Brabham shakes down his 1968 Tasman contender the Brabham BT23E Repco for Sydney's media at Oran Park, 14 February 1968... Nestled in the back is Repco's latest 'RB740' 275bhp 2.5 litre V8, the Tasman variant of Brabham's successful 1967 F1 3 litre (330bhp) engine. Denny Hulme took the drivers title from Jack in a…
Jack Brabham shakes down his 1968 Tasman contender the Brabham BT23E Repco for Sydney's media at Oran Park, 14 February 1968... Nestled in the back is Repco's latest 'RB740' 275bhp 2.5 litre V8, the Tasman variant of Brabham's successful 1967 F1 3 litre (330bhp) engine. Denny Hulme took the drivers title from Jack in a…
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