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www.thedrive.com
Racing driver and owner Erik Comas wrapped his Nissan R390 in an iconic livery that will no doubt delight '90s racing fans. |
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A sea of red racing machines to honor Scuderia Ferrari's 90th anniversary.Ferrari as a brand just celebrated its 70th anniversary in Maranello, Italy, two years ago and we were there to help them party down. But long before Enzo Ferrari founded his own automaker, he was a race driver himself, then later the manager of Alfa Romeo grand-prix racing activities, and 2019 is thus Scuderia Ferrari's 90th anniversary. Ferrari felt a celebration was in order, and rightfully so. At the 2019 Pebble Beach |
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petrolicious.com
"A race car for the road." It's a trite tagline to sell sports cars, but there are a few exceptions. This year's Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este saw the first outing of Érik Coma's nut-and-bolt restored, street-registered Nissan R390 GT-1 Le Mans-finisher race car. The GT1 class prototype, presented in plain white wit |
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www.jalopnik.com
The Nissan R390 GT1 is a total legend, particularly the single homologation special road car. An entire generation knows the car from Playstation, but few have ever seen it in person. I did. And I found something. |
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