To US-tuned ears, West Surrey Racing sounds like it deals in racers fueled by apples and sugarcubes, but it's a true motorsport engineering firm, and it's launching a new track/road car. According to Pistonheads, WSR is developing a twin-seat, motorcycle-engined racer that's not just a track-day car; it'll be street legal (in the UK) have a midship-mounted engine, open-top body and be tall enough to board a ferry without leaving half of its undercarriage on shore. What's most interesting is that the company is considering asking the public for styling suggestions — which means they're still working out the chassis and engine, and that the designers had a bit too much fun at the company picnic this year.

New Road/Track Car Hits the Road [Pistonheads]

Related:
Another Hayabusa Powered Supercar: Radical SR8; More Hayabusa Fun: Suzuki-Powered Sand Rails; Chevy-Powered Ultima GTR Breaks Speed Record; DP Cars: One Engineer's Quest to Build His Own Car; Suzuki's GSX-R/4 Concept: Ready for Production? [internal]