Tim_M
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I associate Judd GVs more with endurance sports car racing
Though Judd's heritage is open wheel competition, I'll always associate the company with the endurance sports cars powered by the GV4.0 and 5.0 V10s of the 2000s. That banshee F1 howl was something else echoing off the banks of Daytona at 2AM during the 24 hour enduro; Judd-powered Dome protos fielded by Jan Lammers' Racing for Holland were faster than the era-dominating Audis on the Mulsanne Straight at LeMans.
For that reason, I'd say the the Rolex Daytona comes to mind. I watched the Lista-Doran DallaraSP1/Judd GV5.0 win the overall at Daytona in 2002, and the entire driving team walked away with steel 116520s.
Best,
Tim
We all love mechanical things…
The relationship between cars and watches is very strong, but the true connection is between mechanical wrist watches and race cars. In both cases it is the “Purist” form. If this was a watch movement what would it be ? ...
Bremont
Judd = British company that tunes existing engines Bremont = British company that tunes existing movements
V 8 (FORD?) with MFI, nice motor!
This is a very good question, I think this motor is not too complicated, it is a classic race motor without turbo or compressor. I dont know what kind of watch compares, may be chrono rattrapante with column wheel. Best Walter
I associate Judd GVs more with endurance sports car racing
Though Judd's heritage is open wheel competition, I'll always associate the company with the endurance sports cars powered by the GV4.0 and 5.0 V10s of the 2000s. That banshee F1 howl was something else echoing off the banks of Daytona at 2AM during the 2...
