In December 1965 Pete Brock started his own design firm and motor racing team, Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE) which worked with hino, datsun and toyota. GT cars Brock designed for BRE clients included the hino samurai, the toyota jp6 and the Triumph TR-250K. Brock continued racing, now driving his own Lotus 11 MKII and paid rides with a TVR and Mercury in the NASCAR series. Brock began performance development on the hino 900, which then evolved into their hino 1300 contessa. When toyota took over hino, Brock approached datsun. BRE became the west coast datsun factory race team and competed in 1969 in the SCCA DP class with datsun 2000 roadsters, in 1970 and 1971 in the CP class with the 240zs and in 1971-72 the 2.5 Trans-Am Series races with the datsun 510s. The race team was disbanded at the end of the 1972 season when Brock moved on to hang gliding.
Subject ID: 4063
MoreIn December 1965 Pete Brock started his own design firm and motor racing team, Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE) which worked with hino, datsun and toyota. GT cars Brock designed for BRE clients included the hino samurai, the toyota jp6 and the Triumph TR-250K. Brock continued racing, now driving his own Lotus 11 MKII and paid rides with a TVR and Mercury in the NASCAR series. Brock began performance development on the hino 900, which then evolved into their hino 1300 contessa. When toyota took over hino, Brock approached datsun. BRE became the west coast datsun factory race team and competed in 1969 in the SCCA DP class with datsun 2000 roadsters, in 1970 and 1971 in the CP class with the 240zs and in 1971-72 the 2.5 Trans-Am Series races with the datsun 510s. The race team was disbanded at the end of the 1972 season when Brock moved on to hang gliding.
Subject ID: 4063
Subject ID: 4063