Can-Am
Can‑Am was a racing series where almost no rules were set, so teams could design very fast and unusual cars. It was famous for its wild, high‑speed races.
Can‑Am, short for the Canadian‑American Challenge Cup, was a North American sports car racing series in the 1970s known for its minimal technical regulations. This allowed teams to build highly experimental, powerful cars that pushed the limits of performance and engineering.
Hear It Discussed
"It's 110 years of Indy car, 60 years of Can-Am. I think it's 60 years of Trans-Am as well."
How Goodwood became home to the UK's biggest car show #320 The Intercooler
"There's a lot of rental places all over the United States where you can go rent a Can Am or a Polaris."
Raptor T1 Meets The Desert In Wheel Time Podcast: Your Go-To Automotive Talk Show
"but using most of the plans for a Can-Am car that was proposed by Colin Chapman but never used. And the idea was that McLaren, in those days, Bruce McLaren and Denny Halb were making big inroads..."
Corvettes, the Can-Am Lotus, luxury MPVs My week in cars: the Autocar podcast
Cars Known For This
Episodes Mentioning "Can-Am"
Driven Radio Show #339: Mark Valentino of Radford Racing School
Driven Radio Show
Raptor T1 Meets The Desert
In Wheel Time Podcast: Your Go-To Automotive Talk Show
How Goodwood became home to the UK's biggest car show #320
The Intercooler
Classic Auto Mall - #247 Stewart Howden welcomes Zak Brown, C E.O. McLaren Formula 1 Racing
Classic Auto Mall SHOW
Classic Auto Mall - #245 Stewart Howden and Guests Trey Dusek of Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance and Keith Martin of Sports Car Market
Classic Auto Mall SHOW
Jay Gillotti on the Porsche 936’s Turbocharged Dominance at Le Mans
Porsche Club Insider
Ep.322 – Matt Yocum
Dinner with Racers
Ep.318 – Paul “Ziggy” Harcus
Dinner with Racers
Dwight Mitchell Part 3
Porsche Patter
Corvettes, the Can-Am Lotus, luxury MPVs
My week in cars: the Autocar podcast
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