Nissan Motorsport, more commonly known as NISMO, has made itself seen at Le Mans more than a handful of ... was the only way to be competitive in the GT1 class, and so it began.

We're used to seeing unusual product collaborations from Japan, but it's a little surprising that this one originated from Nissan's American branch. The project was led by Nissan Design America ...

The car is a street-legal version of the 2010 Ford Matech Concepts GT1 Le Mans race car. Lynx Motors is building these machines and is partnering with Graham Rahal Performance on the project.

the GT-R LM Nismo. The car, which is highly unusual for a modern Le Mans LMP1 racer, is front engined and front wheel drive. Nissan has confirmed the car's specifications, so we run through them ...