Gordon Murray - the greatest car engineer of all time?

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel discuss the life and work of Gordon Murray, unquestionably one of the finest automotive engineers ever. From racing homebuilt cars in South Africa to designing the world's most mouth-watering hypercars half a century later, his is a career beyond compare.
With thanks to JBR Capital (@jbrcapital or jbrcapital.com).
This is episode #95 of The Intercooler podcast. Search 'The Intercooler' wherever you get your podcasts, or follow the links below.
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[@that.guy11]

Re: the MP4/4, there’s an absolutely brilliant (and long) interview with Steve Nichols, done by Jayemm on Cars. Well worth a listen, it’s here on TH-cam. All I’ll say is, the evidence that Murray actually had very little to do with the MP4/4 is pretty substantial

[@VS-qd5qw]

Hasn't he said the next round of T.33 will be hybrid? I understood there will only be 100 NA T.33. Not that it really matters, I can't afford one :(

[@BubuBarong]

It's not 3.9, it's 4 liters.

[@vladekuga7478]

Are you 🤬kidding????? Re you’re title, 2 words…. Steve Nichols re F1, re road cars, Jano for a start, he designed chassis engines etc, Murray did not develop the engine or transmission of any vehicle F1 or road car. This is why I didn’t renew my Intercooler subscription and I signed on very early on. Utterly disappointed 😢