The rich now have a chance not just to race F1 cars, but also to own them. A new UK based company, PF1 has plans to sell and maintain old F1 cars for personal track use. PF1 has a number of late-model Jordans, Jaguars and Super Aguri race cars and a partnership with engine technology specialists Cosworth. The man in charge of training customers for burning rubber in these fast cars will be Mark Haynes, who has also trained Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton.
These cars will run on V10 engines, which are larger and more powerful than the current generation of V8s in F1 cars. Entry to this club will cost you £300,000 and a £2,500 Club PF1 membership fee. By shelling all this money, you will get to run the cars on actual F1 circuits for four events in a year.
[Via: MotorAuthority]
