Otherwise it's just a study, but there's probably no better thing than to celebrate successful performances in rally competitions in the 50s and up to the late 60s in this way. At the time, MINI was very successful in this sport, especially in the races in Monte Carlo. Officially, the car is called the MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept, but an even more toxic name would suit it better.
Concept image MINI John Cooper Works GP is striking like never before. Black gray color, combined with red and orange it works wildly and puffed up, and this performance is further emphasized by wings, air vents, carbon accessories, huge tracks and an even more prominent rear spoiler. The interior is completely racing and plucked to the bare minimum. In it we find safety cage and two shell sports seats with a five-point seat belt. All the necessary information for the driver is also projected onto the windshield. In order to reduce the weight of the car, the classic door handles are no longer available, as they are available instead leather straps. We can only imagine how powerful a machine they would put in such a MINI, and because it is concept vehicle, we are also allowed to do that. If it ever went into real production, it wouldn't be a bad thing, because it really works fantastic. You may have noticed back lights? The style of the MINI tradition can be seen in them British flag, which we would say looks even more special cool.
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