McRae GM-1, Formula 5000
The most visible car at the “Thriller at Miller” had to be without question the 1973 McRae GM-1 driven by Ken Petrie. It is loud, fast and just about glows with its day glow orange paint. While not a pretty car it is very brutal in its appearance. In racing performance is more important than the beauty of its body. In this case a car that wins races is very beautiful to its owner and driver. The car was very well driven and was always in the lead by a long way.If this car comes to a track near you stop and take a good long look and find a corner as close to the track as you can and just enjoy the sight, sound and sensations as this cars blasts past.
The most visible car at the “Thriller at Miller” had to be without question the 1973 McRae GM-1 driven by Ken Petrie. It is loud, fast and just about glows with its day glow orange paint. While not a pretty car it is very brutal in its appearance. In racing performance is more important than the beauty of its body. In this case a car that wins races is very beautiful to its owner and driver. The car was very well driven and was always in the lead by a long way.If this car comes to a track near you stop and take a good long look and find a corner as close to the track as you can and just enjoy the sight, sound and sensations as this cars blasts past.
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