Quote from 5haz :

Still not as good as 'All American Racing' or 'Eagle'.

Eh? Wasn't it Anglo-American Racing?

Quote from samjh :

Eh? Wasn't it Anglo-American Racing?

you mean BAR?

Quote from Mustafur :

you mean BAR?

No, that's British-American Racing, which is actually a tobacco company's racing outfit.

I mean Anglo-American Racers (sorry, Racers not Racing), which produced the Eagle cars, and was owned by Dan Gurney.

Quote from samjh :

No, that's British-American Racing, which is actually a tobacco company's racing outfit.

I mean Anglo-American Racers (sorry, Racers not Racing), which produced the Eagle cars, and was owned by Dan Gurney.

Bruce McLaren was a driver for them aswell.

Quote from samjh :

Eh? Wasn't it Anglo-American Racing?

Gurney's team was originally 'All American Racing'. Anglo American Racing was the 'F1 arm' of the team, it was convieniently changed to Anglo American Racing when they began using Harry's Weslake's V12s and moved into his factory in Kent to do the F1 season in 1967

When they raced at outside F1, I believe they were called All American Racing.