POUGHKEEPSIE, NY March 10, 2014 -- Dyson Racing today opened a new chapter in the history of America’s premier sportscar racing team with the announcement of a new program to promote the development of particularly promising young talent.
The 1986 Los Angeles Grand Prix was Rob Dyson’s first time at Riverside. He and co-driver Price Cobb won it and Rob calls it one of his best race results.
Advanced Engine Research designed, developed and serviced the 2.0 liter, four-cylinder turbo engine that powered the Dyson Racing American Le Mans Series P1 entries.
Dyson Racing is celebrating its thirtieth year in professional sports car racing this year. The team’s history is rooted in exploring the latest that science has to offer and pioneering new performance enhancements.
Dyson Racing is celebrating their 30th anniversary in professional sports car racing this year. Half of those years were in the American Le Mans Series from its inception in 1999 through its final race at the Petit Le Mans in October.
