Brabham Automotive, maker of the BT62 track car, was formed through a partnership between two Australian enterprises.Private equity firm Fusion Capital, with decades of involvement in Australia ...

A new track-only supercar resurrects the name of a legendary Formula 1 racer and constructor. Read more about the Brabham BT62 and see pictures at Car and Driver.

In simple terms, it’s because the 710 horsepower, 5.4-liter V8 Brabham BT62 is lighter than the Senna (2,143 vs. 2,641 pounds, dry weight), has a better power-to-weight ratio (730 hp vs. 668 hp ...

The BT62 is the first model from what he hopes will ultimately become a brand, and Brabham Automotive has already said it will race at Le Mans in 2022. "We're a company," he quips, "not a car." ...

For David Brabham, the genesis of his new Brabham BT62 track car began around 13 years ago, three years before he won Le Mans with Peugeot in 2009. ‘I knew I was getting too old to race and I ...

Brabham Automotive Costing £1 million GBP ($1.28 million USD), the BT62 is a mostly carbon fiber track supercar, with a dry weight barely eclipsing one ton and a horsepower output of 700 from a ...

Brabham didn't fiddle with the BT62's naturally aspirated 5.4-liter V-8 too much, so it still makes the same 700 horsepower and 492 lb-ft of torque.

Brabham was a racing icon for six decades before becoming a car company, and the first product of its new endeavor is the $1.3-million Brabham BT62—a 700-horsepower track monster that produces ...

The Brabham BT62 is a mid-engine hypercar is powered by a 5.4-liter naturally aspirated V-8. Read more about it right here!

The car will be on display all over the peninsula during car week and will serve as a rolling tribute to Dan Gurney. Kyle Hyatt (he/him/his) hails originally from the Pacific Northwest, but has ...

Brabham’s return to the track is, categorically, A Good Thing. It returns a legendary marque to where it belongs, and it means there’s another uncompromisingly rapid car in the world. The BT62 ...

After some fits and starts, the Brabham name is back in business as a race car manufacturer with the debut of the awesome little BT62.