Flame-spitting, old-school fun.
The BMW M1 was pretty freaking awesome when it was ripping through the streets during its short, low-volume production. It was even better when the BMW M1 Procar Championship was running with their one-make, race-spec models.
These BMW M1 Procars were made with wider fenders, new wheels, roll cages, safety gear, and lots of other motorsport-spec equipment for the one-make series. They each also had a 3.5-liter inline-six cylinder engine that was modified by a team under the watch of Paul Rosche, which could make up to 470 horsepower compared to the road-legal model’s 277 horsepower. They also spit quite a bit of fire.
It’s not often that you see these classic track-spec beasts roaming the circuit, but when you do, it’s a real treat. So, turn up your speakers and bask in the auditory glory of these BMW M1 Procars racing.
Source: NM2255 Car HD Videos YouTube
Would you even think twice about driving a BMW M1 Procar around a track?
