Scuderia Veloce

Scuderia Veloce was an Australian motor racing team founded by journalist racer David McKay and his chief mechanic Bob Atkin.

It later became a motor car dealership Specialising in Volvo, Porsche and Ferrari with Bob Atkin as the Managing Director.

McKay gained prominence as a racing driver and as a motoring writer during the 1950s.

He won many races including the inaugural Australian Touring Car Championship in 1960 driving a Jaguar Mark 1.

McKay's operation began sporting the Scuderia Veloce name in 1960, following a change of sponsorship from Ampol to Castrol.

Low slung red road legal sports and racing car with closed cabin exhibited on grass in 2014
Scuderia Veloce won a number of major Australian Sports Car endurance races with this Ferrari 250 LM seen in 2014
Single seat red racing car with open cockpit being track driven
Chris Amon won both the 1969 New Zealand and Australian Grands Prix and the 1969 Tasman Series driving a Dino 246 Tasmania for Scuderia Veloce