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AH Racing - BMW M1 Procar

Facts

Capacity:
3500ccm

HP:
480 hp

Year of construction:
1981

The BMW M1 - Procar Series

In collaboration with Bernie Ecclestone and Max Mosley the Procar Series was created.

The Procar Series was a series of races in the framework of the Formula 1 race in the years 1979 and 1980.

Entered in the Procar Series, the five fastest F1 drivers from the training sessions with factory cars of the BMW M1 against selected private driver of that vehicle to.

The available vehicles of this type (with different engines) in this series were always 345 kW/470 hp and were technically identical.

With the race in the Procar Series, the audience was able to see the driving skills of the best drivers with identical cars.

AH Racing - BMW M3

Facts

Capacity:
2300ccm

HP:
300 hp

Year of construction:
1988

BMW M3 History

In 1987, the lean, vigorous successor, the 6 Series coupe goes to the start: the BMW M3.

In the first year of use BMW brings to the world title (Ravaglia), the European Championship title (Winni Vogt) and nine other championships.

The M3 is a legend - up to and including 1992 BMW M3 drivers achieve more than 1500 race wins and more than 50 international titles.

AH Racing - BMW 635 csi

Facts

Capacity:
3500ccm

HP:
320 hp

Year of construction:
1981

BMW 635 csi History

Between 1981 and 1986, the BMW 635 CSi coupe won three European Championship titles.

The highlight successful applications in the last year of the 3.5-liter model: Roberto Ravaglia celebrating for the BMW Team Schnitzer, not only the European Championship title, but is victorious even in the 24-hours of Spa-Francorchamps.

In any case, the BMW 635 CSi coupe, ancestor of today's BMW M6, feels good on long-haul routes.

Besides Ravaglias Spa won in 1986, the coupe triumphed twice more in the Ardennes.

And also to succeed in the Nurburgring 24-hour race two overall victories.

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