Bentley Mulliner said today it will bring the Speed Six back to life with a new batch of 12 cars. Each will be mechanically and aesthetically authentic to the Bentley racers that won Le Mans in 1929 and 1930. Mulliner, the oldest coach-builder extant in the world, has pre-sold all of them starting at £1.5m each.
The buyers will get “identical” cars with a 6.5-liter straight-six engine, rated at 200 bhp, with a 125-mph top speed. The components are said to not only physically identical but in many cases are crafted using the same techniques used in the 1920s. Continue reading









Penske Motorsport Heads List of Porsche 963 WEC and IMSA Contenders During 2023. A New Golden Age of Racing?
This is an intercontinental program as sports car racing enters what could be a new golden age with ever increasing participants and global audiences. For the first time in some 30 years, it will be possible to compete for overall victories in the endurance classics at Le Mans, Sebring and Daytona with cars of identical construction. Continue reading →