Cooper T51: the revolutionary car that changed F1 forever
Formula 1 operated on very different principles during the early years of the world championship, when much of the technology had pre-WW2 roots, but in the late 1950s a revolution…
“The young market is something the Americans are terribly aware of, and quite rightly, but the message obviously has not penetrated to lorry-minded Lord Stokes and his board. … Within a couple of years BLMH will have the same stodgy, family-appeal unhomologated range enjoyed by Vauxhall and precious few young people will be purchasing the products.”—Motoring News, commenting on the decision by British Leyland to close its Cornpetitions Department at Abingdon.