Ride on board the Le Mans Triumph TRS

This is the November issue of TR Action Magazine, due out on November 10th.
And this is the car we are featuring - it’s the genuine Le Mans TRS that competed in 1960 with Ninian Sanderson and Peter Bolton at the wheel and in 1961 where it came 11th overall piloted by Rob Slotemaker and Les Leston. It’s powered by Triumph’s rare prototype twin cam Sabrina engine. So, fancy a ride? Well now’s your chance!
Read the full story on this car and it’s return to the UK in the November issue of TR Action Magazine included in your membership of the TR Register car club. Out November 10th 2020.

[@LesLestonToday]

This is fantastic, thanks for sharing!

[@markcook3570]

As a TR 250 owner Would love to take it for a spin

[@VegasMikeP229]

The first car race I watched was 1961 Le Mans!! I saw this car run! I think we were in the stands over the Triumph pits at the start of the race. I remember 54 cars screaming away under the Dunlop Bridge and the 55th near us grinding away on the starter. And grinding, and grinding...then it started and the driver never lifted off the throttle, merely slid his foot off the clutch and away he went! I thought it was a green car but it's sooo long ago. Could have been this one. Maybe. Great race though!

[@donaldasayers]

And 50 years on all cars have that engine DOHC two or four valves per cylinder. My Wife's little Peugeot 107 has a one litre engine with 70 BHP that would have made it competitive in many competitions in those days.

[@garypeatling7927]

Dont sound like any triumph I ever drove magic