Nousavons le grand plaisir de proposer une des mythiques 40 Aston-Martin V8 Vantage Le Mans, en état parfait, avec à peine 25.000 kilomètres d'origine, et deux propriétaires, importants collectionneurs. Histoire du modèle. En 1959, Aston-Martin remporte avec éclat les 24 Heures du Mans : un doublé retentissant, les deux DBR1 distançant quatre Ferrari avec plus de 300 km One of the greatest moments in Aston Martin Lagonda’s AML illustrious motorsport history is the inspiration for the latest Q by Aston Martin Commission; the DBS 59’One of the greatest moments in Aston Martin Lagonda’s AML illustrious motorsport history is the inspiration for the latest Q by Aston Martin Commission; the DBS 59’.Inspired by Aston Martin’s historic 1-2 finish in the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans with its iconic DBR1, Aston Martin Cambridge has commissioned a collection of 24 very special DBS Superleggeras – one for every hour of the legendary endurance race. Called the DBS 59’, each is identified by bespoke design features, hand-crafted interiors and graphic elements drawing directly from the DBR1 and the race it so famously marque synonymous with success in the world’s toughest endurance race – the most recent being a dramatic class win for the V8 Vantage GTE in last year’s race – Aston Martin’s outright victory in the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans is the stuff of motorsport legend. Facing stern opposition from works Ferrari and Porsche entries, plus a team of Ecurie Ecosse Jaguars, the David Brown Racing Aston Martin DBR1s fought valiantly to score a famous 1-2 finish in a masterful display of pace, reliability and described by Sir Stirling Moss – who helped Aston Martin win the 1959 World Sportscar Championship – as the most important Aston Martin ever produced’, the DBR1 has deservedly attained iconic status. Just five were built between 1956 and 1959, making it one of the rarest Aston Martins ever, and when one last went to auction at Monterey in 2017 it set a new world record as the most valuable British-made car ever with a sale price of £ $ identifiable by its timelessly beautiful Aston Martin Racing Green paintwork, the DBS 59 features extensive use of gloss finish Carbon Fibre, most strikingly on the roof, roof strake and painted bonnet louvres. A classic combination of Obsidian Black and Chestnut Tan leather is used throughout the interior, together with fabric inspired by the DBR1 seat material used to trim the DBS 59’s’ seat backs and door inserts. Bronze detailing is strategically deployed around the exterior and interior, with the front grille surround, Superleggera’ bonnet script, rear Aston Martin script and Q Fender Badge amongst the items Q by Aston Martin detailing include bespoke Saddle Leather Helmet Pods in the rear compartment to hold special DBS 59’ crash helmets, race suits and gloves, and a bespoke DBS 59’ logo embroidered in the seat headrests. Each of the DBS 59s’ will be identifiable by a small painted white roundel adjacent to the side strakes, with each car numbered from accessories include period blue race overalls complete with Aston Martin and DBS 59’ logos; replica string-backed racing gloves modeled on those worn by 1959 Le Mans-winning driver Caroll Shelby; replica 1959 race helmet; bespoke 2-piece luggage set to match interior trim; bespoke car cover in Aston Martin Racing Green and featuring white roundels with specific edition DBR1’s proud genetic legacy is very much evident in the 2018 DBS Superleggera. The fastest and most powerful series production model in Aston Martin’s multi-award winning range, this 211mph, 715bhp Super GT is an inspired combination of imperious performance and impeccable style. Having received the attention of Q by Aston Martin Commission it is a truly covetable car; one aimed at those who appreciate the lasting significance of DBR1’s historic victory and world-beating contemporary performance and handling of the DBS of the DBS 59’, Aston Martin Vice-President and Chief Marketing Officer, Simon Sproule said “When Aston Martin Cambridge expressed a desire to create a limited run of DBS Superleggeras inspired by the DBR1’s famous Le Mans victory we knew it had to be something special. The soft metallic hue of the Aston Martin Racing Green paintwork is classy and timelessly beautiful; the level of thought and detailing is exceptional. My favourite element on the DBS 59’ are the seat backs that feature fabric inspired by the DBR1 seat material, but there are countless touches that will intrigue and delight”.The DBS 59’ limited edition is the fourth Q by Aston Martin Commission from Aston Martin Cambridge, following on from the success of last year’s Red Arrows Edition Vanquish S, and the earlier success of V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80 Edition, marking 80 years of the Supermarine Spitfire’s first flight, and the Vantage S Blades Edition, developed in collaboration with the Blades Aerobatic Display Team.DBS 59s’ 1 through 24 are available to order now from Aston Martin Cambridge. To place your order please contact Simon Lane at Aston Martin
AstonMartin s’est souvenu de sa victoire aux 24 Heures du Mans de 1959 et a proposé l’Aston Martin V8 Vantage V600 Le Mans en série limitée, massivement améliorée.
The Aston Martin DBS has been a resounding success, that much is sure. The revived DBS has drawn acclaim from all quarters, holding its own against esteemed competition from the Italian stables of Ferrari. To capitalise on this success, Aston Martin have been offering limited edition models. The latest pays homage to the company’s 1959 win at the Le Mans 24 Hours. As with most special edition Aston Martin’s, this one has been ordered through the Q by Aston Martin service, on Commission by Aston Martin Cambridge. The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera DBS 59’ will be a limited run of 24 special edition DBS Superleggeras. Aston Martin DBS 59’ Superleggera The special edition model honours Aston Martin’s historic 1-2 finish in the DBR1 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Aston Martin fans will recall that Roy Salvadori and Caroll Shelby drove the DBR1 to an overall victory. The DBS 59’ is said to honour the DBR1 through “specially engineered styling cues”. The DBS 59 Arrives finished in Aston Martin Racing Green. Carbon fibre hints at the thoroughly modern nature of the DBR1 while bronze details emulate the winning car, details such as the Superleggera’ bonnet badging, bespoke front grille, brake callipers and 21” forged Y spoke satin duotone wheels. Further bespoke touches include the individually numbered roundel painted on the fender, and the bespoke tyre wall arrow decal. Inside the cabin, the DBS gets Obsidian Black and Chestnut Tan leather as its main surfaces. Q by Aston Martin also had the opportunity to analyse the original seat material used on the DBR1. It recreated that same weave with each seat back and door insert trimmed in heritage style material. The bronze details continue on the inside too, with unique bronze shift paddles and a bespoke 59 Edition’ logo embroidered on the seatback. Thenumber five DBR1 crossed the line after 24 hours to complete 323 laps, one more than its sister car, to secure Aston Martin’s first – and, more then 60 years later, only – outright Le Mans win. Only 13 of the 53 starters finished the gruelling contest. Not only was it Aston’s greatest motorsport moment, the result set the British
Aston Martin ouvre la bal des présentations de concept car et modèles d’exception à la Monterey Car Week, en Californie. Avec la DBR22, les Ferrari SP1/SP2 Monza et McLaren Elva ne sont plus seules sur le marché des exclusifs barquettes. Célébrant à la fois les Aston Martin DBR1 et DB3S, ainsi que le 10ème anniversaire du département sur mesure Q by Aston Martin », la DBR22 à moteur V12 bi-turbo est un concept car biplace rappelant le CC100 Speedster de 2013 lire l’article ici. Avec des proportions classiques et des courbes musclées, la DBR22 s’inspire de la lignée d’Aston Martin à cockpit ouvert, à deux places, des voitures de sport renommées telles que les DBR1 et DB3S. La DB3S introduite en 1953 a ouvert la voie à la DBR1 et son 6 cylindres en ligne de 250 ch. La DBR1 à remporté notamment Le Mans en 1959, pilotée par Carroll Shelby et Roy Salvadori, et à coiffé l’équipe Aston Martin du titre de champion du monde des voitures de sport la même année 1959. Aston Martin DBR22 Aston Martin DBR22 La DBR22 s’habille d’une carrosserie entièrement en fibre de carbone, créée à partir d’un nombre minimal de panneaux. Le capot se dote d’une nouvelle calandre avec une seule lame en carbone rappel de la DBR1, d’une ouverture en fer à cheval pour l’aération du moteur placé à l’avant et se termine par un déflecteur de vent au niveau du tableau de bord. Également, les nouvelles jantes en alliage de 21 pouces à 14 branches avec moyeu à verrouillage central sont spécifiques à ce modèle. Derrière les sièges s’élèvent des dérives en forme de bosselage qui lissent le flux d’air derrière la tête du conducteur et du passager. À l’arrière, le concept DBR22 présente un graphique lumineux horizontal sur toute la largeur. En dessous se trouve un panneau perforé pour permettre à l’air chaud de s’évacuer. En dessous, le diffuseur accueille la double sortie d’échappements de grand diamètre. Le moteur V12 5,2L bi-turbo délivre 715 ch et 753 Nm de couple, Aston Martin annonçant un à 0 à 100 km/h en 3,4 sec et jusqu’à 319 kmh en VMax. Ce bloc est secondé par une transmission automatique à palettes à 8 rapports. L’amortissement est adaptatif. L’Aston Martin DBR22 dispose également d’un sous-châssis arrière imprimé en 3D – la première fois qu’Aston Martin a introduit une telle méthode. Le composant est fabriqué à partir de plusieurs pièces imprimées en 3D imprimées à partir d’aluminium, qui sont ensuite collées pour former le sous-châssis fini. Les avantages un gain de poids significatif, aucune réduction de la rigidité, la possibilité de fabriquer des pièces spéciales pour les modèles à très faible volume. Aston Martin DBR22 Aston Martin DBR22 Aston Martin devrait produire 10 exemplaires de la DBR22 une par année d’activité du département Q, au prix de 1,8 million € 1,5 million £.
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Aston Martin vient de présenter une édition limitée de la DBS Superleggera baptisée DBS 59. Un hommage rendu à la DBR1 qui avait remporté la 1ère et la 2ème place aux 24H DU MANS 1959. Le vert anglais est le même que la DBR1 victorieuse aux 24H DU MANS en 1959 Un doublé historique Aston Martin rend hommage à la DBR1 qui avait remporté les 24H DU MANS en 1959. Plus qu’une simple victoire, la marque britannique s’était octroyé la 1ère place, mais également la seconde lors de l’épreuve sur le circuit sarthois. 24 unités rien de plus La DBS 59, produite à seulement 24 exemplaires reprend le même coloris vert anglais de la DBR1 de 1959. Le toit lui est noir, comme les rétroviseurs et la voiture est posée sur de superbes jantes 21 pouces bronze et noir. À gauche la DBR1 de 1959 et à droite la DBS 59 Des accessoires très vintage Avec la voiture est fournie une gamme d’accessoires tels que des combinaisons de course bleues, des gants de course très vintage inspirés de ceux que portait Carroll Shelby lors de sa victoire en 1959, ainsi qu’une réplique du casque de la course de 1959. 340 km/h La DBS 59 est équipée d’un moteur V12 bi-turbo de 725 cv, qui permet à la voiture d’atteindre la vitesse déraisonnable de 340 km/h, en avalant le 0 à 100 km/h en seulement 3,4s, malgré son poids de 1 845 kg. Carbone & bronze Fauteuils en cuir estampillés 59 » La peinture Racing Green est superbe et l’intérieur n’est pas en reste, dans un subtil mélange de teintes bronze, noire et verte. Une combinaison classique de cuir noir obsidien et marron clair est utilisée à l’intérieur des dossiers de sièges et des inserts de portes de la DBS 59. Bronze et vert Le bronze qui est omniprésent sur la voiture, tant à l’intérieur qu’à l’extérieur, avec l’encadrement de la calandre, le script du capot Superleggera, ou celui de l’arrière ainsi que l’insigne Q dans les éléments peints. Noir, vert & bronze Le 5 » rappelle celui de la DBR1 de 1959 370 000 euros Chaque voiture sera numérotée de 1 à 24, leur conférant ainsi un côté encore plus collector. Cette DBS 59 est un superbe hommage rendu à la DBR1. Elle est déjà gorgée d’histoire par ses références et sera votre propriété moyennant un chèque de 370 000 euros. Crédit photo Aston Martin© Fondateur du site MONSIEUR VINTAGE le 14 février 2014, Philippe est issu de la presse écrite automobile Auto Plus, Sport Auto, Auto Journal, Décision Auto, La Revue Automobile et La Centrale. Il collabore également au magazine EDGAR comme responsable de la rubrique auto/moto.
AstonMartin DBR1 - Le Mans 1959 Marque du kit : Le Mans Miniatures 1/87 N° Position Equipe Pilote(s) 5 1 David Brown Racing Roy Salvadori / Carroll Shelby Fabuleuse victoire tant attendue, plusieurs années de combat acharné et de sacrifices pour arriver à ce résultat. Cette DBR1 pilotée par Roy Salvadori et Caroll Shelby (Henry Taylor pilote suppléant),
HomeCarsThe car celebrates the historic 1-2 Le Mans victory with the car celebrates the historic 1-2 Le Mans victory with the MartinInspired by the legendary 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans victory by the DBR1, Q by Aston Martin is creating a limited run of DBS coupes with a custom design package inspired by the famed race car. Called the DBS 59, the high-performance coupe will feature Aston Martin Racing Green paintwork and gloss finish Carbon Fiber elements on the roof, roof strake, and hood louvers. The interior of the car will be wrapped in a combo of Obsidian Black and Chestnut Tan leather with interior accents using fabric inspired by the seat material used in the DBR1. There's also bronze detailing throughout and custom saddle leather helmet pods in the rear compartment that hold special edition 'DBS 59' crash helmets, race suits and gloves. 24 DBS 59s will be built and every one will be sold exclusively through Aston Martin Cambridge. Detailsabout Carroll Shelby Aston Martin DBR1 Le Mans Winner 1959 Photograph 1 See original listing. Carroll Shelby Aston Martin DBR1 Le Mans Winner 1959 Photograph 1: Condition:--not specified. Ended: 19 Aug, 2022 05:19:11 BST.
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TheAston Martin DBR1 was a sports racing car built by Aston Martin starting in 1956, intended for the World Sportscar Championship as well as non-championship sportscar races at the time. It is most famous as the victor of the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of only two wins to date for Aston Martin at the endurance classic. Following changes to the rules for sportscar racing, Les 24 Heures du Mans 2019 seront marquées par de nombreux anniversaires. Aston Martin ne manque pas l’occasion de revenir sur son fantastique doublé réalisé, il y a 60 ans, avec les DBR1 pilotées par le duo victorieux Carroll Shelby/Roy Salvadori sur l’Aston Martin DBR1 5 et par Maurice Trintignant/Paul Frère DBR1 6. En 2019, trois Vantage défendrons les couleurs d’Aston Martin dans la Sarthe, deux en catégorie LM GTE Pro et une en LM GTE Am. C’est d’ailleurs l’Aston Martin Vantage AMR LM GTE Pro 95 qui a eu les honneurs de rouler aux côtés de la DBR1, ceci en marge de la Journée Test des 24 Heures du Mans 2019. Voici la vidéo de cette rencontre historique. Cette commémoration met en avant la difficulté de remporter la plus belle course au monde. Aston Martin n’ayant inscrit son nom qu’une seule fois à la première place du classement général, en 1959. 60 ans plus tard, l’Aston Martin DBR1 a pris la pose devant l’Hôtel de France La Chartre-sur-le-Loir, haut-lieu de l’histoire des 24 Heures du Mans. Le 15 juin prochain, les équipages des Aston Martin Vantage LM GTE Pro prendront le départ avec l’ambition de finir la Super Saison 2018-2019 du FIA WEC en beauté après les victoires acquises en novembre 2018 lors des 6 Heures de Shanghai Marco Sørensen/Nicki Thiim sur la 95. Darren Turner étant le 3ème pilote de la Vantage 95 pour la 87ème édition des 24 Heures du Mans. Plus récemment, lors des 6 Heures de Spa-Francorchamps, ce sont Maxime Martin et Alex Lynn Aston Martin Vantage AMR LM GTE Pro 97 qui sont montés sur la plus haute marche du podium. Jonathan Adam étant le troisième homme de la 97 pour les 24 Heures du Mans 2019 au sein de la structure Aston Martin Racing. Parmi les autres anniversaires, Bentley fête cette années les 90 ans du triomphe de la Speed Six Old No. 3 », cette dernière sera d’ailleurs présente lors de l’événement Chantilly Arts et Elegance qui se tiendra le dimanche 30 juin au Domaine de Chantilly. Retrouvez, ci-dessous au terme de cet article, des photos d’archives des 24 Heures du Mans 1959 et des Aston Martin lors de la Journée Test des 24 Heures du Mans 2019. La rédaction Photos Aston Martin

Its been 59 years since Aston Martin went 1-2 at the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans. It's a mixture of new-school luxury and old-school throwbacks to

296 669 475 banque de photos, images 360° panoramiques, vecteurs et vidéosEntrepriseSélectionsPanierBonjour!Créer un compteSélectionsNous contacterSélectionsPartagez des images Alamy avec votre équipe et vos clientsCréer une sélection ›EntrepriseTrouvez le contenu adapté pour votre marché. Découvrez comment vous pouvez collaborer avec EntrepriseÉducationJeuxMuséesLivres spécialisésVoyagesTélévision et cinémaRéservez une démonstrationRechercher des imagesRechercher des banques d’images, vecteurs et vidéosFiltresAston martin dbr1 1959 Photos Stock & Des Images0 AstonMartin returns to the top class at Le Mans 50 years later as the underdog once more, but the team is hoping to take the fight to the mighty diesel-powered opposition. These days, there are three drivers to every car as opposed to two in the DBR1’s day, but according to Salvadori a strong working relationship between team mates is still an essential Nearly half a year after its official unveiling last November, the Aston Martin DBS 59 limited edition has entered production at the company’s global manufacturing center in Gaydon, UK. The first car will be followed by 23 more as a tribute to Aston’s 1-2 finish with the DBR1 at the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans. “Each car represents one hour of this iconic victory in Aston Martin’s history, in which Roy Salvadori and Caroll Shelby took the chequered flag ahead of the sister car piloted by Maurice Trintignant and Paul Frere”, the British automaker says. Also Read Aston Martin DBS GT Zagato Comes With DB4 Continuation, Costs £6 Million Commissioned through Q by Aston Martin’ by Aston Martin Cambridge, the special edition is based on the DBS Superleggera and is finished in Aston Martin Racing Green with a gloss finish carbon fiber roof, bronze details, bespoke grille and 21-inch, forged Y-spoke satin wheels. Other details include the individually numbered roundel painted on the front fenders and bronze foil inlay on the aeroblade that honors the DBR1 racer that won the endurance race 60 years ago. The original seat material used in the DBR1 was analyzed and recreated in the DBS 59. Elsewhere, the cockpit features a combination of Obsidian Black and Chestnut Tan leather, special embroidery on the sunvisor, bronze paddle shifters and a ’59 Edition’ logo on the seatbacks. The press release states that replicas of the original helmets, blue race suits and Caroll Shelby’s race gloves are also being considered. As far as power goes, the DBS 59 uses the same engine as the DBS Superleggera. The V12 engine delivers 715 hp 725 PS / 533 kW and 663 lb-ft 900 Nm of torque and is coupled to an 8-speed auto transmission, allowing for a 0-62 mph 0-100 km/h sprint in seconds and a top speed of 211 mph 339 km/h. PHOTO GALLERY more photos...
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€ Edition d’art d’après l’ œuvre originale de François BRUERE. Numérotée à 300 exemplaires et contresignée par l’artiste. Papier Velin d’Arches 100% naturel, 250 g/m². Format 50 x 65 cm. Description Informations complémentaires Description Edition d’art d’après l’ œuvre originale de François BRUERE. Numérotée à 300 exemplaires et contresignée par l’artiste. Papier Velin d’Arches 100% naturel, 250 g/m². Format 50 x 65 cm. Informations complémentaires Poids 250 g Vous aimerez peut-être aussi… Navigation de l’article
Thekit includes: detailed engine, open hoods and doors, photo-etched parts, decals, white metal chassis, complete instructions everything needed to make the winning car of the 1959 edition of the 24 hours of Le Mans. A delight! for lovers of the classics and the legend of Le Mans! Additional details for the Aston Martin DBR1 model car kit: Manufactured by Profil24 in 1/24
HistoryAston Martin had, since its inception back in 1913, always been a keen player in the motor racing scene. However, after having all of its tooling sold to the Sopwith Aviation Company for aircraft production during World War I, later bouts of financial problems and another run in aircraft component production during the Second World War, that after the war, Aston Martin was about as close to being able to make another assault on Le Mans as what the east is from the Sir David Brown. David Brown Limited would purchase the company right along with Lagonda. Using the desirable Bentley-designed engine, Brown and Aston Martin would focus on creating stylish 'grand touring' cars. However, Sir David Brown's heart always beat right along with the ticks of a second hand. And no place would give him such a rush, such a passionate desire to succeed as Le Mans. Aston Martin had been successful in the French classic, but those years had long since passed. And with the state of the company during the late 1940s, it seemed like it would be forever before another Aston Martin would ever reach the top step of the Le Mans podium. Some undoubtedly believed it would never happen Sir David Brown didn't see it that way. And he would set about creating some truly athletic sportscars that would give him and his company the best chance possible. Brown's company would focus on racing because they knew full well that success on the track meant sales of production cars. It also meant advancements in technology that would only help the company achieve Brown's 1951, Aston Martin's DB2 entered production. Aston would then take its new DB2 and would enter it in the class at Le Mans in 1951 and would promptly earn a clean sweep in the class and would earn a 3rd, 5th and 7th overall finish. Another DB2 would finish 10th overall for the Mann success would only wet Brown's appetite all the more. But Brown, being a gearbox manufacturer knew what it would take to compete for overall victories, and the team wasn't quite there yet. Therefore, Aston Martin would use the early part of the 1950s to focus on the smaller classes of endurance racing in order to build up confidence and reliability. But ultimately, the goal was to enter the higher classes and fight for an overall victory. The Bentley-designed six-cylinder engine had served as the resurrection for Aston Martin. However, against the likes of Jaguar, Ferrari and Maserati, the engine was underpowered. As a result, the best result in the overall standings at Le Mans for Aston Martin would come during the tragic 1955 Le Mans in which Mercedes would suffer the terrible accident that killed Pierre Levegh and more than 80 spectators. When they pulled out during the early morning hours Jaguar was left all alone to fight for the overall victory. An Aston Martin Ltd. DB3S would end up picking up the pieces finishing in 2nd place but would be some five laps down to the Jaguar driven by Mike Hawthorn Ivor problem Brown and Aston Martin had would be that the six-cylinder engine was a good one, very reliable and strong. Though it didn't quite have the power of its competitors it had the reliability and strength that were necessary to run for 24 hours and be there still at the end. So it was clear the engine could be tuned but needed to remain because it offered just too many advantages. Therefore, the performance deficiencies would have to be made up in the chassis itself. Therefore, in 1956, Ted Cutting, Aston's chief designer, set about creating an entirely new spaceframe chassis that not only weighed less but also offered exceptional rigidity. Cutting's design would work. He would manage to shave some 50 pounds off of the new design but would improve the rigidity of the car at the same time. Fitted with front and rear suspensions that were holdovers from the DB3S, Lockheed disc brakes and Brown's own transversely mounted gearbox, the twin-cam DBR1/1, as it would become known, would debut in 1956, but it would certainly look better than it in speed, the DBR1 would only take part in one race, the 1956 24 Hours of Le Mans. However, the car would still be useful to the team. John Wyler and Reg Parnell would take the DBR1/1 and would continually develop it for the following season. Things would improve slightly in 1957, but still, the car lacked outright then the engineers tried the six-cylinder engine in the DBR1. The engine had been used in the DB3S. When combined with three Weber carburetors, power of the engine increased to over 250 bhp. Combined with the elegantly-designed body, the engine would help to forge and beautiful pairing that would have made Astaire and Rogers immediately the car would be successful winning the Spa Grand Prix in 1957, the first for a DBR1. Before the season was over, the DBR1 would go on to win two more races. One would come at the famous 1000 km of the Nurburgring and another would be in a three hour race back at Spa. However, at Le Mans, the DBR1/2 still could not provide Brown his sought after then Providence would drop the opportunity of a lifetime right in their laps. By the end of the 1957 season, the regulations would change limiting sports prototype's engine displacement to just All of a sudden, Jaguar's D-Types and the Maserati 450S were out of the running. Maserati would have deeper problems than just a displacement issue, and therefore, would withdraw all together. That meant just Ferrari would be Aston Martin's main competition heading into the 1958 seemed everything was right for Brown to finally achieve his dream of winning at Le Mans. However, as before, it was not to be. Between an accident and a couple of mechanical problems, all of the David Brown Aston Martins would fail to make it to the end of the race. This would be yet another bitter disappointment to Brown's greatest aim. Still, it seemed the team had all of the necessary elements. The team just needed some reliability and they would be in good shape. So, Aston Martin plugged away, still believing in the DBR1 to be the car that would earn them victory at Le Mans. And what was there not to believe? Cutting would manage to create an absolutely beautiful car. Bearing similarity to the D-Type Jags with its heavily rounded bulbous fenders, large wide-mouth grille, arching top bodyline and the large single-piece wrap-around windscreen, the DBR1 was certainly a gorgeous car to behold. But underneath the elegant bodywork, the car was all business. Of course, the major component of this potent package would rest up front. The longitudinally mounted normally aspirated straight 6, with its Weber 45 DCO carburetors, would produce a little more than 250 bhp at around 6200 rpm. And when combined with a car weighing a little more than 1750 pounds, top speeds would well exceed 160 mph down the Mulsanne. Carroll Shelby would regard the DBR1 in such positive terms. 'The DBR1 was a very good handling car,' Shelby would relate, 'we were definitely superior to the others in terms of handling.'The superior handling of the DBR1 would as a result of Cutting shedding pounds off of the spaceframe design and the use of Girling disc brakes on all four corners of the car. Stability within the car would come from Brown's 5-speed gearbox being mounted within the axels of the wheels, a trailing link front suspension and a De Dion rear that boasted of trailing links and torsion its frustrating results at Le Mans, as Carroll Shelby would make abundantly clear, 'You always felt safe in the car—you always wanted to drive the Aston. I never heard a driver criticize it.' Such feelings toward a car meant the team and drivers could have confidence heading into Le Mans despite the fact the past had not been confidence would lead the team to enter the 1959 running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans as a team on the prowl. And despite its history, the team would still determine it would be good to send Stirling Moss and his co-driver, Jack Fairman, out as rabbits in order to coax Ferrari into a high-speed duel. Ferrari knew they could allow Moss and Fairman to escape into the distance only so far before they needed to do something about reeling them back in. Meanwhile, the sister-cars of Roy Salvadori and Carroll Shelby and Maurice Trintignant and Paul Frere, would constitute Aston's main thrust toward an overall tactic would work. The DBR1 would open up such a lead that it would force Ferrari to respond. In the end, the incredible pace would take its toll. The Ferraris would be up at the front throughout the running of the race, but in the final few hours it would be Roy Salvadori at the wheel of chassis DBR1/2 in the lead of the race over his Aston Martin teammates of Trintignant and Frere. Amazingly, at 4pm on the 21st of June Salvadori powered his way across the finish line for the final time ahead of the sister car to complete an Aston Martin one-two! It would be an absolutely demonstrative victory with Aston Martins leading home a field mostly made up of just GT cars. And though Trintignant and Frere would end up a lap behind the victorious car driven by Salvadori and Shelby, the next-closest car out on the circuit would be some 26 laps, or, nearly 218 miles behind!By the end of the 1959 season, Aston Martin would win the World Sportscar Championship, but it would be that moment at 4pm on the 21st of June that David Brown had been waiting forever since he dreamt of Le Mans and when he took over Aston Martin. He had brought together all of the right pieces. It was all blended into the creation known as the DBR1, and with that, Sir David Brown's Aston Martin entered Le Mans legend. Sources'Company History', Aston Martin. Retrieved 7 June 2012.'Carroll Shelby Looks Back at 1959 Le Mans Victory', Sports Car Digest The Sports, Racing and Vintage Car Journal. Retrieved 7 June 2012.'Aston Martin Goes Back to the Future 1959-2009', PlanetLeMans The Latest Sportscar and GT Racing News First. Retrieved 7 June 2012.'Aston Martin DBR1', Powered by Knowledge, Driven by Passion. Retrieved 7 June contributors, '1959 24 Hours of Le Mans', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 6 March 2012, 1251 UTC, accessed 7 June 2012By Jeremy McMullenBamford & Martin founded the Aston Martin Company in the early 1910's backed by their desire and passion for racing. Their first victory was at the Aston Hill Climb in 1914 and this victory became the basis for the company's name. Their early years of production focused heavily on racing and competition cars but a need for survival in a fierce marketplace led them to produce road cars. In 1947 the company was purchased by David Brown and many viewed this as the company giving up on its racing heritage. David Brown quickly dismissed these fears by introducing racing-inspired 1951 the DB3 was introduced as a replacement for the DB2. In comparison to its predecessor, it was very similar. The DB3S was introduced in 1953 and even though it was modern and fast it was outclassed by Ferrari and Maserati. In 1956 the company introduced the DBR1 which was similar to the DB3S but far superior. With Stirling Moss, Tony Brooks, Jack Fairman, Carroll Shelby, and Roy Salvadori the company experienced some of its greatest victories ever. 1959 was the pinnacle of their success with a first and second-place finish at Lemans and winning World SportsCar 1959, the company retired from the SportsCar Championship series so they could concentrate on Formula 1. To this day, the DBR1 is still considered one of the greatest racing cars in Aston Martin history. There were only five created with the fourth being constructed as a Daniel Vaughan Jun 2012
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AmericanDriver. Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori won the 1959 Le Mans twenty-four-hour race in an Aston Martin DBR1. What happened to the gearbox of the Aston Martin DBR1? Ironically one of the weak components of the DBR1 was David Brown’s own CG537 gearbox. A sudden change in the regulations at the end of the 1957 season limiting the
L’Aston Martin DBR1 était une voiture de course sportive construite par Aston Martin à partir de 1956. Une véritable icône de course la DBR1 et l’une des Aston Martins les plus célèbres jamais créées. En tant que voiture de course la plus réussie jamais réalisée par Aston Martin. Le summum de son succès est venu en 1959 où elle a remporté à la fois les 24 Heures du Mans et les 1000 km du Nürburgring. Produit comme un modèle de course pur – non dérivé d’une voiture de route, cinq exemples ont_été fabriqués, quatre utilisés par l’équipe de travail d’Aston Martin et un pour un usage privé – les voitures sont nommées DBR1/1, DBR1/2, DBR1/3, DBR1/4 et DBR1/5. Conçue par Ted Cutting sous la direction du propriétaire de l’entreprise, David Brown. La voiture a fait ses débuts aux 24 Heures du Mans 1956, avec l’équipage de Reg Parnell et Tony Brooks. Les 1000 km de Nürburgring en 1957 Avec un début de série complète en 1957 et une mise à niveau ultérieure du moteur, les 1000 km de Nürburgring en 1957 ont vu DBR1/2 remporter sa première victoire de haut niveau aux mains de Tony Brooks et de Noel Cunnigham-Reid, commençant la liaison amoureuse entre Aston Martin et le monde entier circuit de course le plus difficile qui dure encore aujourd’hui. Une nouvelle victoire sur les 1000 km de Nürburgring en 1958 et 1959, conduite par Sir Stirling Moss et Jack Brabham 1958 et Moss & Jack Fairham 1959 a permis à l’équipe Aston Martin d’approcher le Mans en toute confiance. Un succès époustouflant a suivi avec DBR1/4 conduit par Maurice Trintignant et Paul Frere prenant la deuxième place une finition seulement améliorée par Carroll Shelby et Roy Salvadori alors qu’ils menaient DBR1/2 à la victoire. Échos du passé Avec le passage ultérieur d’Aston Martin en Formule 1, toutes les voitures DBR1 ont_été vendues à des corsaires avec un succès mitigé. Toutes les voitures ont été retirées de la course en 1963. Avec quatre des cinq modèles toujours en existence! elles représentent une partie intégrante de la riche histoire de course d’Aston Martin, combinant une ingénierie de pointe avec un design exceptionnel. Ces deux atouts distincts d’Aston Martin trouvent écho aujourd’hui avec la révélation du CC100. Une réinvention contemporaine d’un speedster Aston Martin. Une voiture qui englobe la pureté du design et la pureté de l’esprit présentes dans DBR1! il y a plus de cinquante ans. Révélé de manière appropriée en compagnie de Sir Stirling Moss au Nürburgring! le CC100 rend hommage tout en ouvrant la voie au futur succès de la course Aston Martin. Spécification DBR1 ChâssisConception multi-tubulaire à cadre spatialSuspensionBarre de torsion et bras oscillantsLongueur13 pi 2,5 po 4 026 mmLargeur5 pi 4 po 1 630 mmLa taille3 pieds 2,5 pouces 978 mmEmpattement7 pieds 6 pouces 2290 mmMoteurAston Martin 2493 cc / 2922 cc, six droites, disposition FRTransmissionDavid Brown CG537 Manuel à 5 ​​vitessesPoids1 765 lb 801 kg Galerie Photos / Aston Martin DBR1 Navigation de l’article
LeMans, as ever, was very much on the radar for Aston with a further improvement of the pure-bred DBR1 that had first raced in 1957. The French enduro remained the holy grail for David Brown, but the owner of the Newport Pagnell marque since 1947 also had arguably bigger fish to fry. The sportscar manufacturer was finally focussing on its Formula 1 programme with
Agrandir l'image Référence 132093/5M 5 Dossard de voiture 5 Support moteur Inline Transmission Propulsion 2 roues motrices arrière 1/32 Echelle 1/32 Description L'Aston Martin DBR1 est un modèle mythique de la marque anglaise. C'est à ce jour la seule victoire de la marque aux 24 Heures du Mans. La n°5 de Carroll Shelby et Roy Salvadori passe la ligne d'arrivée en tête suivie de près par la n°6 des pilotes français Maurice Trintignant et Paul Frère . La n° 4 de Stirling Moss et Jack Fairman a abandonné après 70 tours seulement. Caratéristique Echelle 1/32 Marque constructeur Aston Martin Modèle constructeur DBR1 Compétition Oui Course 24 Heures du Mans Année 1959 Pilotes Carroll Shelby & Roy Salvadori Fiche technique Marque Aston Martin Dossard de voiture 5 Année de Course 1959 Couleur Vert Système Analogique Compatible Analogique Oui Conversion Carrera DIGITAL FT-Slottechnik SCD2022 Conversion Scalextric Digital Scalextric C7005 Support moteur Inline Transmission Propulsion 2 roues motrices arrière Eclairage Non Echelle 1/32 Année de Parution 2022 Imprimer cette fiche produit Photos clients Ajouter Questions Si vous avez des interrogations concernant le produit, n’hésitez pas à poster ci-dessous. Connectez-vous à votre espace membre afin de pouvoir poster une question. Poser une question Aucune question n'a encore été posée sur ce produit. Soyez le premier à poser une question sur ce produit ! Slot Car-Union 2022 Tous droits réservés Slot Car-Union 2022Tous droits réservés Go4JFn.
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