Century Racing
The racing series has come a long way since it first came out and is unlike anything else in the realm of open-top racing. While Formula E has a similar overall layout to Formula One with practice sessions, qualifying, and the actual race, there are a few nuances that separate the two. The aim of OldRacingCars.com is to provide owners and historians with the fullest possible resource for tracing the lives of the major post-war single-seater and sports racing cars. All categories that have limited modifications allowed, must have specific production numbers of identical examples made, and some restrictions on modifications that can be made to improve its performance. Usually, all racing cars are modified to, or are initially built as Sports Cars, meaning that only one or two seat/doors are necessary. Chase Racing Cars The 1972 and 1973 model Eagle Indy cars are often confused. AAR continued to produce 1972 model cars for customers in early 1973, but also built four cars to a revised...