Скачать или смотреть Peter Brock shares his history from Brock Racing (BRE), his hang gliding days to Aerovault trailers

Peter Brock sits with Tim Suddard of Classic Motorsports magazine and shares what happened after he left Shelby American at the end of the ’65 season when the Daytona Cobra Coupes won the FIA GT World Championship, starting with his founding of Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE). Brock shares how he got a contract to run the new Toyota 2000 sports cars, including how Shelby snookered the deal away, resulting in Brock running Nissan’s Datsuns, ultimately winning four National Championships with them. How, when he shuttered BRE at the end of the ’72 season, he moved into the world of ultralight flight, founding what would become the largest hang gliding company in the world, Ultralight Products (UP). Following UP he taught automotive design at Art Center, then became a motorsports photojournalist. The last adventure he shares is his how he became involved in car trailer design.