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Bruce Leslie McLaren (Auckland, 1937. augusztus 30. – 1970. június 2.) új-zélandi autóversenyző. A Formula–1-es McLaren csapat megalapítója, névadója. Pályafutása Formula–1. 1959-ben indult először Formula–1-es versenyen. Cooperével ...
After all, Bruce McLaren wasn’t merely the team’s founder, he was its owner, its driver, its designer, it engineer and its chief mechanic. In most cases, Bruce was more than a boss; he was a mentor, a friend; he had employed every single one of them; he was godfather to people’s kids.
El recuerdo de Bruce McLaren, a 50 años de su muerte. El 2 de junio de 1970 falleció, en un accidente, Bruce McLaren, fundador de la exitosa e histórica escudería de Fórmula 1. Lo recordamos. Cuando la escudería McLaren viajó a su primera carrera de F1 en Mónaco, en 1966, el equipo llevó una camioneta Ford con un remolque.
McLaren's Formula One team was originally called Bruce McLaren Motor Racing, and for their first season ran white-and-green coloured cars, which came about as a result of a deal with the makers of the film Grand Prix. ...
2 de jun. de 2020 · McLaren. McLaren have paid tribute to their founding father Bruce McLaren, inviting his daughter Amanda to light 50 candles at their Woking headquarters as they unveiled a life-sized bronze statue of the New Zealander 50 years on from his death in 1970. McLaren also asked fans to light their own candles at 1219 BST, marking the exact time that ...
From the beginning. Sheer determination. That’s what people remember most about our founder, Bruce McLaren. It was alive deep within him even as a 15-year-old schoolboy – driving him to rebuild an old Austin 7 from a box of bits, and compete in his first race. The passion for cars, for racing, had been ignited.
3 de may. de 2024 · Bruce McLaren was a New Zealand-born automobile racing driver, the youngest to win an international Grand Prix contest for Formula I cars (the U.S. race in 1959, when he was 22), also noted as a designer of racing vehicles. From 1959 to 1965 McLaren drove for Charles Cooper, a British racing car
