In the earliest phases of automobile racing, regular cars were used in races. Eventually, however, racing cars like the Bugatti Type 35 started to be manufactured on a large scale to be used, especially as race cars. To generate that insane speed, race car engines handle an enormous amount of pressure for long periods of time. Therefore, each racing car gets a new engine once every four to five races. The sport thrives on the developments made in the arena of race car technology and advancement.
