1929 Austin Ulster

Woking, United Kingdom (GB)

He would go on to be a Formula One driver from 1958-70, winning four times and scoring 27 podium finishes. He won the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans with co-driver Chris Amon. He died in 1970 while testing a Can-Am car at England's Goodwood Circuit.

The racing team that he created continued after his death and would become one of the most dominate Formula One teams in history.

1929 Austin Ulster

Woking, United Kingdom (GB)

Bruce McLaren's first race car is seen on display at the McLaren Technology Centre.

The 15 year-old boy drove his first race in 1952 at New Zealand's Muriwai Beach. He finished first in his class (750cc) in a hill climb race.

He would go on to be a Formula One driver from 1958-70, winning four times and scoring 27 podium finishes. He won the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans with co-driver Chris Amon. He died in 1970 while testing a Can-Am car at England's Goodwood Circuit.

The racing team that he created continued after his death and would become one of the most dominate Formula One teams in history.

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