Listed
are some interesting
websites that may be
of interest. If
you have suggestions
for additions, please
contact us.
Bob
Alder, a long-time
Titan vintage racer
(MK6B) and our
webmaster for this
Registry site, has
a personal
website, www.TeamTerrificRacing.com
which you may
enjoy.
Legal
& Proud (engines)
has become the
rallying cry for
vintage racers.
There is a website
dedicated to this
proposition
Their Legal
& Proud Website
not only
describes the philosophy
- -"Racers who
volunteer to
participate in the
program understand
that Formula Ford
racing is at its best
when the cars are on
as 'level a playing
field' as
possible."--
but also gives
extensive technical
information on how to
prepare and inspect
engines for legality.
A must reading for all
serious vintage FF
racers.
The
Lotus FF lads also
have a registry and a
website. Check
out www.lffr.org when
you have the chance.
Most
visitors to this site
are primarily
interested in the
vintage Titan race
cars.
But aficionados
of the marque
should realize that
the successor company
to Titan Engineering
is still in very much
in business.
While they no longer
make our beloved race
cars, Titan
Motorsports is a
very active and
successful supplier to
the specialty
automotive
market. www.titan-motorsport.com when
you have the chance.
Stefan
Mordal of Sweden has a
nice site with a lot
of historical race
results, mainly
Formula 2 and Le
Mans, with
Formula 3 and Formula
Junior results
"under
production."
Check it out www.formula2.net
Visit
Vaughn Rockney's
wonderful Vintage
Garage site.
Vaughn, a hard core
vintage
racer, was so
very helpful and
instrumental in the
evolution of the Titan
Registry.
There
are two websites that
might be of interest
to F3
owners. Both
www.F3Historic.com
and www.f3history.co.uk/
might be of interest
to Titan MK3
owners. As you
know, the history of
Titan cars really
starts with Chas.
Lucas racing in F3,
later to build his own
Titan F3 cars.
Quoting from the website's
home page,
"These cars are
the very first
generation of Formulas
3, a well-known
promotion series which
continue to be the
best way for every
young driver to reach
F1. All the
greatest pilots [ed:
to which we might add
Chas. Lucas to the
list] of the 70' such
as R. Peterson, F.
Cevert, J. Hunt, J-P.
Beltoise, C.
Reggazzoni, E.
Fittipaldi, N. Lauda,
H.Pescarolo, C.Pace,
T.Schenken, P.Gethin,
D.Bell, J-P.Jaussaud
... started their
racing career in F3 1
litre.
