Or a classic Ferrari in eye-popping red ... I'm, of course, referring to the iconic British racing green (BRG) and its popularity with Jaguars, Aston Martins, Bentleys, and other sacred UK ...

From the British Racing Green of the "Thin Wall Special" to the rainbow-splashed chassis of the Ferrari 458 that roared to a second-place finish in the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans, these are the most ...

The NA- and NB-generation Mazda Miatas are also delightful in British Racing Green ... or even Ferrari has dozens of color options, and there are always a few decent green ones in there.

It's where British Racing Green got its name. Ferrari raced that year in American colors under the North American Racing Team banner as a middle finger to the FIA. Piero said that a Ferrari very ...

Ferrari is making its return to Le Mans' top class this year, but it's been 20 years since a car in British racing green has won the 24-hour classic outright. I think this counts in spirit – if ...

Surtees got the call to join Ferrari for 1963 after initially racing for British teams. The partnership yielded near instant success as he won his first F1 Grand Prix at the German Grand Prix that ...

Famous for being a four-time motorcycle racing champion as well as an F1 title-winner, Surtees was the second, and therefore most recent, British title-winner with Ferrari. He did it in 1964 ...

The Englishman became the first private racer to convince Enzo Ferrari to sell him a car, which he duly painted in British racing green. He was entered into one race by the works Ferrari team ...

British racing green is an iconic color for car enthusiasts worldwide. While red racers belong to the Italians, white to the Germans, and blue to the French, this deep shade of green is a source ...

The Englishman became the first private racer to convince Enzo Ferrari to sell him a car, which he duly painted in British racing green. He was entered into one race by the works Ferrari team ...