Ferrari had won Le Mans six years in a row. They were the masters of endurance. But in 1966, Ford arrived with an army of GT40s.
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The high-speed crashes led to better roll cages and disc brakes. The roar of engines and the smell of
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They fought lift issues that made the car dangerous at high speeds. The Engine: They moved from a 4.2L to a massive 7.0L V8 .