Morgan Motorsport Data

Morgan Motor Company's involvement in motorsport is deeply woven into its century-long history, originating with its founder, H.F.S. Morgan, who successfully campaigned his early three-wheelers in reliability trials and races. This competitive spirit defined the brand's ethos and culminated in its most celebrated victory at the 1962 24 Hours of Le Mans, where a Plus 4 SuperSports, the legendary 'TOK 258,' clinched a class win, proving the car's remarkable endurance and performance. The marque's racing heritage was revived in the 21st century with the factory-backed Aero 8 GT/GTN program, which saw Morgan return to Le Mans and compete in international GT championships. This modern era of competition reached another zenith in 2013 when a Morgan-branded LMP2 prototype, developed in partnership with OAK Racing, triumphed in its class at Le Mans and secured the FIA World Endurance Championship title. Beyond these pinnacle achievements, the lightweight and agile nature of Morgan cars ensures their enduring popularity in club racing, hill climbs, and historic motorsport events worldwide, where the brand's competitive DNA continues to thrive.