Autotecnica Vico

Autotecnica Vico was based in Ventimiglia, Italy, run by Giorgio Vico, and built racing prototypes and prepared sports and competition cars, working on engines, gearboxes, limited-slip differentials, suspension, brakes, clutches and kevlar body panels for its customers. Its own small-series sports racer, the Vico Sport, first appeared in 1965 with an Abarth-derived 1000cc engine and was driven by Flavio Sapia. A further example, fitted with a Ford 1000cc engine, was…