1972 Mirage M6. After competing with Porsche 917s during the 1970 & 1971 seasons, JWAE developed the new Ford Cosworth powered M6 model to race as a Group 5 Sports Car in the …

Mirage M6 Coupe Completed early in 1973, this Mirage M6 was built specifically for the new Ford-backed, Weslake developed V12 engine. Clothed with the familiar open bodywork, it was used …

The M6 was introduced in the early 1970s and powered by Ford/Cosworth powerplants. They raced in the Group 5 Sports Car Class and contested the World Championship for Makes …

The car you see here is the first of the John Wyer/John Horsman Mirage M6 cars that was later up-graded to GR7 format and was chassis M6/601, and then GR7/701. It has a stunning …

1972 - 1973 Mirage M6 Cosworth: 42-shot gallery, full history and specifications

Originally built in 1973 as the fourth of five M6s, this car was upgraded the following year to GR7 specification along with two of its sister cars. In its M6 guise and as chassis 604, it was first …

La Mirage M6, châssis M601, est une barquette alignée par l'écurie JWA-Gulf Racing tout au long des saisons 1972 et 1973 en endurance. Elle profite de l'arrêt des gros protos 5 litres en 1971, …

1972 Gulf-Mirage M6 specs, lap times, performance data, engine specifications, pictures, updated October 2024.

Completed early in 1973, this Mirage M6 was built specifically for the new Ford-backed, Weslake developed V12 engine. Clothed with the familiar open bodywork, it was used in practice for the …

The M6 is of monocoque design made from aluminium alloy bonded and riveted to steel bulkheads. Suspension is a double adjustable independent coil over shock design with Koni …