TWR, led by Fergus Walkinshaw, relaunches as a constructor of bespoke, high-performance cars. The aim is to blend modern technology with traditional craftsmanship and push the boundaries of performance engineering.
Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR), one of the most iconic names in performance engineering, is making a triumphant motorsports comeback. Driven by Fergus Walkinshaw, son of founder Tom Walkinshaw, the revived TWR is all set to continue its family legacy by becoming a world-class constructor of bespoke high-performance vehicle builds. Originating in 1975, the original TWR was a titan in motorsports racing and performance car realms, instrumental in iconic touring cars like the Rover Vitesse and the cult classic Volvo 850 Estate. Additionally, TWR had a major hand in the development of remarkable road cars like the Aston Martin DB7 and Renault Clio V6. Let’s not forget the legendary collaborations with Jaguar, resulting in Le Mans-winning designs and production cars like the XJ220 and XJR-15.
Fast forward to today, TWR’s reintroduction into the automotive world is prepared to create a balance of modern innovation and traditional craftsmanship. The automaker aims to offer an analog driving experience in a world increasingly dominated by electronic systems. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and time-honored engineering practices, TWR is set to craft cars that embody performance, style, functionality, and quality. Fergus Walkinshaw expresses his excitement for the brand’s restart, stating that TWR is an “engineering company that will make cars,” highlighting its focus on high-performance engineering. With a skilled technical team, including members from the original TWR, the company is prepared to redefine the market for performance cars and engineering solutions. With details of its first project set to be revealed soon, TWR is revving up for a new chapter in its celebrated history.
Source: TWR Performance
