The Altama GTR Evolution: A Legacy of Speed and Innovation

Racing cars are a constant work in progress, with teams always striving to improve their performance and stay ahead of the competition. For Robertson Racing, this meant working tirelessly to develop their car, until they finally achieved their dream of racing at Le Mans in 2011. As an underdog team, without factory backing or sponsorship, they faced stiff competition from better-funded rivals. However, their grit, reliability, and determination paid off, as they secured a podium finish with a third-place class victory.

Their achievement was all the more remarkable given that it marked the first time an all-Ford product had competed at Le Mans since the iconic GT40s, which the Robertsons' car was based on. The team's success was also notable for being the only husband-and-wife duo to ever podium at Le Mans, with Andrea Robertson becoming the first grandmother to do so.

The Superlite GT-R: A Tribute to Racing Heritage

So what does this remarkable story have to do with the Altama GTR Evolution? In fact, it was the Robertson Racing GT that served as the inspiration for Superlite's new GT-R. The car is a close replica of the Le Mans-winning vehicle, built on the same aluminum semi-monocoque chassis design that has made Superlite cars famous. With space for popular V8 engines and a range of customization options, the Altama GTR Evolution offers an unbeatable platform for track or racing enthusiasts.

Whether you're looking to own a piece of motorsport history or simply want a high-performance car that's accessible at a fraction of the cost of an original, the Altama GTR Evolution is an exciting option. Check out some examples of owner customizations in the gallery below, and discover why this car has become synonymous with speed, innovation, and dedication.

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