The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst!
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The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst! They made the Grand Prix F1 cars of the day look tame by comparison.  This t-shirt captures the peak of the 'Can-Am' series in 1973, as the utterly dominant Porsche 917/30 drvien by Mark Donohue blasted through the famous 'corkscrew' bends at Laguna Seca.  

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The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, most commonly known as 'Can-Am', was a sportscar race series like no other and over fifty years ago, the cars put out over 1000 horsepower in their most-developed form and hit speeds of up to 220mph, despite aerodynamics that were experimental at best and highly dangerous at worst! They made the Grand Prix F1 cars of the day look tame by comparison.  This t-shirt captures the peak of the 'Can-Am' series in 1973, as the utterly dominant Porsche 917/30 drvien by Mark Donohue blasted through the famous 'corkscrew' bends at Laguna Seca.