Eagle-Weslake

Dan Gurney's Anglo American Racers (AAR) campaigned the Eagle-Weslake, a beautifully sculpted and innovative Formula 1 car during the late 1960s. Driven primarily by Gurney himself, the Eagle-Weslake was a testament to American engineering and European craftsmanship, a rare and potent combination for its era. It achieved a memorable victory at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, one of the few instances a driver won a World Championship race in a car of his own construction. Despite its limited appearances, the Eagle-Weslake remains a highly regarded and aesthetically celebrated machine in F1 history, competing in 21 races and securing 1 wins and 2 podiums.