Remember Boreham Motorworks? They’re the British company set to produce officially licensed replicas of the iconic Ford RS200 and Mk1 Escort. Excitingly, these cars might also see track-only versions, thanks to a new partnership with Alan Mann Racing.
Alan Mann Racing, a legendary racing outfit founded in 1964, will serve as Boreham’s in-house high-performance division. While specific details remain scarce, the collaboration aims to enhance Alan Mann Racing’s motorsport and performance vehicle offerings.
Could we see stripped-down, track-ready RS200s and Mk1 Escorts? The suspense won't last long, with the first product from this partnership expected in early 2025. Picture road-legal and track-day RS200s—it's the stuff enthusiasts dream of.
Alan Mann Racing has a rich history, having been part of Ford’s Total Performance program in the 1960s. They secured victories in touring car and endurance racing, competing with iconic models like Cortinas, Escorts, Mustangs, and GT40s. They notably dominated the 1968 British Saloon Car Championship with a Mk1 Escort.
Henry Mann, Managing Director of Alan Mann Racing, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration. He aims to honor their legacy while embracing innovation, offering products and experiences that thrill racing fans worldwide.
Summary: Boreham Motorworks, known for reproducing iconic Fords, partners with Alan Mann Racing to create potential track-only versions of the RS200 and Mk1 Escort. First products are anticipated in 2025, promising an exciting future for racing enthusiasts.
