The All-American Hero and Jaguar’s Racing E-types Personality_Martin Brundle their successes – and failures

their successes – and failures – in GT classes of international racing

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● Volume 2 examines the ‘Joest’ years (1989–94): following the works Rothmans Porsche team’s unexpected withdrawal from the World Sports-Prototype Championship after yet another Le Mans win in 1987

The All-American Hero and Jaguar’s Racing E-types Personality_Martin Brundle their successes – and failuresBriggs Cunninghams Le Mans Dream, US road racing and the legendary Jaguar E type First seen by the wider world at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show, the Jaguar E type redefined perceptions of how a sports car could and perhaps should look. No less a figure than Enzo Ferrari is said to have described it as the most beautiful car in the world. Small wonder that demand swiftly exceeded supply after Jaguar initially laid down plans to build the car in relatively