TRACK
BORNE
Trackborne studies the race cars built for endurance, downforce, speed, and survival at the limit.
Born from pit lanes, wind tunnels, and midnight stints, these race cars turn pressure into pace and engineering into lap time. Every surface is measured, every stint is a test of nerve, and every machine exists for the brutal clarity of the circuit.
BUILT FOR MOTION
Porsche's 919 Hybrid fused a compact turbocharged V4 with energy recovery systems to dominate top-tier endurance racing and reset what a modern prototype could do.
Mazda's 787B made history with a four-rotor engine that howled through Le Mans, pairing light weight with reliability to become the first Japanese car to win the race overall.