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Encyclopedia > English Racing Automobiles

English Racing Automobiles (ERA) was a Formula One constructor from 1950 through 1952.

Year Team Driver # of GPs
1950 ERA Cuth Harrison 3
1950 ERA Bob Gerard 2
1950 ERA Leslie Johnson 1
1950 ERA Peter Walker 1
1951 ERA Bob Gerard 1
1951 ERA Brian Shawe Taylor 1
1952 ERA-Bristol Stirling Moss 2
1952 ERA Stirling Moss 1

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Tiger Racing :: Sportscars For Road And Track :: English Racing Automobiles (ERA) Race Championship details (0 words)
The ERA 8 race series through 2004 has been designed to be close controlled racing with every driver on a level playing field.
The ERA series will give you that fantastic "historic feel" when you go motor racing without the historic motor racing prices, close racing, low running costs, and back up from ERA at each circuit in a close controlled series.
A factory built ERA, built to race specification is priced at £19,995 plus VAT (£23,494), as with the complete kit this price includes the first 8 race entry fees.
Grand Prix Racing - the whole story (701 words)
As the last Grand Prix car from the English Racing Automobiles stable to take to the field, the G-type was never going to set the world alight, although the young man at the wheel in this photograph certainly would.
ERA began as a shared idea of Raymond Mays, the man behind the BRM efforts of the early 1950s, and Humphrey Cook.
By the time peace broke out in 1945 ERA found that rule changes had turned their little cars into full-blown Grand Prix machines although with the loss of Cook's considerable wealth from the company Mays found it difficult to carry on alone and eventually sold the company to Leslie Johnson.
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