The two Britons Keith Durckworth and Mike Costin had the idea of founding a company in 1958 to equip racing cars of that time with performance-enhancing auto-tuning parts. At that time, the company found a gap that had not yet been filled by so many providers. The two founders gave their company the name Cosworth - a combination - Costin first - of both surnames. A milestone in the history of the company, based in Northampton, approx. 100 km from London, was the development and sale of the Kent engine for the Ford Anglia 105 E for an English club racquet. With this product, Cosworth was able to establish itself on the market and stands today for unrivaled tuning products. Even though the brand has been sold several times, the quality of the products has not changed. Also the developmental joy of today's responsible persons continues to be driven forward in the spirit of the founders Durckworth and Costin.
Recently updated on August 5, 2020 at 06:50 a.m. It seems as if the Cosworth team is once again raising the bar. After experiments with the Aston Martin Valkyrie, whose engine turns at an incredible 11.100 rpm, a further expansion stage is now available...
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Recently updated on February 18, 2020 at 11:35 a.m. You don't hear much from England when it comes to the topic of car tuning. Cosworth probably saw it exactly that way and tuned the Toyota GT86, giving the Japanese a massive 280 hp...
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Recently updated on February 17, 2020 at 07:35 a.m. Many customers simply want more power for the Toyota GT86. That's understandable, because the factory-installed two-liter four-cylinder with 200 hp doesn't really match the exterior of the GT86...
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