Details the origin and history of the Mirage sports cars, designed by the British-based John Wyer Automotive firm to contest the various versions of the World Sports Car Championship.
This book details the origin and history of the Mirage sports cars, designed by the British-based John Wyer Automotive firm to contest the various versions of the World Sports Car Championship between 1967 and 1975, funded by the Gulf Oil Corporation. The cars began as developments of the Ford GT40, but they soon assumed their own identity. After 1975, the Mirage was no longer in John Wyer hands, but the name lived on, and the marque remained a significant player in the World Championship for some years. This book includes the developmental and race history, with a full list of all events and individual chassis numbers.
The first book dedicated to the Mirage Prototypes of 1967-1982
A complete history and development of the Mirage Prototype sports cars of this period
The full competition history of each individual chassis
Rare and unseen photographs of the Mirage Prototypes
A season by season account of the Mirage in the World Championship
Full list of all races for each individual chassis number
