Gordon Murray Automotive

The latest lineup, including the “T.33,” is complete

Gordon Murray will celebrate his 60th anniversary as a designer in 2025. To commemorate his achievements, a Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) monument will be installed as the central feature on the lawn of Goodwood House, the venue for the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

During the event, the supercar paddock and Goodwood cricket pitch will feature many of Gordon Murray’s iconic racing and road cars, created between 1965 and 2025. In addition to rare racing cars such as the Martini Racing Brabham BT44B and Duckhams LM, the current GMA lineup will be on display, including the T.50, T.50s Niki Lauda, ​​T.33 and T.33 Spider.

Gordon Murray, founder and chairman of GMA, commented on his 60th anniversary as a designer:

“For 60 years I have been challenging myself with design and engineering that pushes the boundaries of what is possible, both in racing and road cars. The Super Sports car produced today by Gordon Murray Automotive draws inspiration from every car I have ever designed and engineered.”

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The T.50, the first production car in a long time created by the genius Gordon Murray, has finally arrived in Japan. With a compact three-seater carbon fiber body, a naturally aspirated V12 engine, manual transmission, and groundbreaking aerodynamics, this car embodies the ideals of a super sports car, creating an overwhelming aura. (Reprinted and re-edited from the December 2024 issue of GENROQ)