1977 Wolf WR1: The F1 Car That Shocked the World on Debut

1977 Lotus 78: The Ground Effect Revolution That Changed F1 Forever

1997 Colin McRae's Subaru: A Scotsman Drove a Japanese Car Like It Was British and Won Everything

1970 Ford Escort RS1600: The British Pocket Rocket That Dominated European Rallying

1956 Vanwall Special: Britain's First F1 Car With Aerodynamic Bodywork

1969 Matra MS80: Jackie Stewart Won Britain's Championship in a French Car

1976 Ford Escort RS1800: The British Rally Car That Won 73 International Rallies

1974 Hesketh 308: A Rich Lord Built an F1 Car for Fun and Beat Ferrari at Their Home Race

2003 Bentley Speed 8: Bentley Returned to Le Mans After 73 Years and Won on First Try

1977 Wolf WR1: Three Guys Built an F1 Car and Won Their FIRST EVER RACE

1950 Alfa Romeo 158: Wait - Britain LOST This One, But Made Ferrari Look Amateur the Next Year

1990 Jaguar XJR-12: Martin Brundle Beat Mercedes in a Car That Was 10 Years Old

1966 Ford GT40 Mk II: Yes It's American, But Built in Britain to Humiliate Ferrari

1961 Cooper-Climax: The Backyard F1 Team That Made Ferrari Scrap Their Entire Design

1988 March-Judd 881: The British Privateer Car That Nearly Beat Senna

1983 Lotus 92: The British Twin-Chassis F1 Car That Was Too Clever to Race

1986 Lotus 98T: Ayrton Senna's Most Beautiful British Car That Never Won a Title

1959 Aston Martin DBR1: They Beat Ferrari at Le Mans, Then Walked Away Forever

1958 Vanwall VW5: The British Car Built in a Garage Just to Destroy Ferrari

1980 Brabham BT49: The British Carbon Fiber F1 Car Before McLaren Made It Famous

1968 Lotus 56: The British Turbine Car That Terrified Indianapolis (Then Failed)

1991 Jordan 191: The Irish Underdog Team That Gave Schumacher His First F1 Drive

1981 Talbot Sunbeam Lotus: The Forgotten British Rally Car That Beat Audi's 4WD Monster

1981 March 811: 4 British Friends Built an F1 Car in a Workshop, Then Beat McLaren

1981 Lotus 88: The Double Chassis F1 Car So Clever, It Got Banned Before Racing

1967 Ford GT40 Mark IV: The Only All-American Car to EVER Win Le Mans

1957 Jaguar D-Type: Five Years in a Row, British Jaguars Destroyed Every Italian Car

1993 Lola T93/00: Nigel Mansell - An F1 Champion Called a Rookie, Then Took Their Title

1951 Jaguar C-Type: The British Secret Weapon That Humiliated Ferrari at Le Mans

1973 BRM P160: The British V12 That Should've Beaten Lotus But Ran Out of Money

1967 Mini Cooper S: They Won Monte Carlo 3 Times, Then Got DISQUALIFIED on a Technicality

1963 Lotus 29: The First Rear-Engine Car at Indy 500 - Americans Said It Would Never Work

1983 Brabham BT52: Nelson Piquet's British Car Beat Renault's Turbo Monsters

1959 Cooper T51: A Tiny British Team With £500 Humiliated Ferrari and Changed F1 Forever

1988 Jaguar XJR-9: The British Car That Finally Ended Porsche's 7-Year Le Mans Domination

1973 Jackie Stewart: The Scottish Farmer's Son Who Won 27 F1 Races

1966 Lola T90: Britain Won Indy 500 Again, Americans Were FURIOUS

1961 Lotus 18: One British Privateer Held Off THREE Factory Ferraris at Monaco

1985 March 85C: Danny Sullivan's British Car Did the "Spin and Win" at Indy

1964 BRM P261: The British V8 That Beat Ferrari's V12 and Won Everything

1967 Lotus 49: The British Engine That Destroyed Ferrari and Won 155 Races

1995 McLaren F1 GTR: They Entered a Road Car at Le Mans as a Joke. It Won.

1978 Brabham BT46B: The British Fan Car That Won By 34 Seconds, Then Got Banned

1978 Lotus 78: The Ground Effect Car That Americans Couldn't Understand

1971 Tyrrell 003: Ken Tyrrell Built Cars in a Timber Yard and Won 2 World Championships

1996 Lola T96/00: The British Chassis That Won 6 Indy 500s in a Row

1953 Jaguar C-Type: They Beat Ferrari Again, Then Ferrari Accused Them of Cheating

1962 BRM P57: Britain Built This V8 in a Shed and Beat Ferrari's 12-Cylinder Monster

1965 Lotus 38: America Laughed at This British Car, Then It Won the Indy 500