Gloria Chassis

D Sports Racer

See August 6, 2006, News Article detailing results of Pocono National win.

See Feb. 2, 2006, News Article confirming US sales and support, including application to IMSA for constructor status in their newly launched IMSA Lites 2 Series.

B6-S

The sports racer model designation appears to have changed. It is now being referred to as the B6-S, and longer the D65 as previously reported.

Background

"Gloria, owned by Sparco founder Enrico Glorioso, has been building motorcyle-powered formula cars in Italy and is now entering the U.S. with that car and a new D65 D Sports Racing car built from the open wheeler. The cars are chrome-moly tubeframe fiberglass bodies and can accept any motorcycle engine. Safety has been a focus, with the car meeting all FIA regulations and features such as a carbon fiber nose crush box and, on the formula car, anti-take-off devices in front of the wheels to prevent tire-to-tire contact. Six-piston calipers squeeze the brakes at both ends, and the pushrods act on single-adjustable coilovers. These cars have not been hologated by SCCA and the company has not identified a U.S. distributor."¹