The BAC Mono is probably the most acclaimed adrenaline-pumping track tool out there, and for good reason: it's fast and fun. Extremely fast and fun. However, we can all agree a good product can be ...

Setting a lap time in the BAC Mono was always going to be the trickiest task of the day. The learning curve is steep, the environment alien, and the way this car finds time is very different from the ...

Delivering 340 bhp, the BAC Mono R offers 35 bhp more power than the standard model The 2.5-litre, four-cylinder drive-by-wire Mountune engine is claimed to provide the BAC Mono R with the highest ...

There’s a new BAC Mono in town, folks. It’s running under the same name as before, but the car is now entering its second generation. The ethos and purpose of the Mono hasn’t changed — it’s still a ...

The BAC Mono is a properly mental machine that's crafted by the good folks at Briggs Automotive Company in Liverpool, England. It's a single-seat track weapon designed to maximize speed, performance, ...

I drove a BAC Mono a couple of years back at Silverstone, along with a Formula Ford, an Ariel Atom, a Lotus Exige, a Caterham (Not sure what engine, I suspect a 1.6 - it was an Autocross-style event, ...

The BAC Mono occupies that rarified space at the top of the driver-focused car pyramid, a singular tool for driving purity—quite literally, since the Mono's single-seat nature is right there in the ...

Not long ago, the super-lightweight sports car->ke506 market comprised just one vehicle: the Caterham 7,->ke3209 which is still built on the recipe automotive genius Colin Chapman introduced in 1957.

The Briggs Automotive Company set up shop in 2009 with the purpose of designing and delivering one of the most no-nonsense sports cars ever made. Mono is the name of the lightweight thriller, ...

BAC first teased the idea of a new car back in June of last year, but this new car is pretty much the same as the old car. Well, it only looks the same. According to the people who build the thing, ...