BUGATTI EVOLUTION: From Type 1 (1898) to Tourbillon (2026) - The evolution of Bugatti began long before the factory was officially established, starting in 1898 when Ettore Bugatti built his first motorized experiment, the Type 1. From these humble beginnings emerged the philosophy that "Weight is the Enemy," leading to track legends like the Type 13 Brescia and the Type 35—the most successful racing car of all time. During this Golden Era, Bugatti also defined absolute luxury with the massive T

The BUGATTI Type 35 is generally acknowledged as the most successful racing car of all time, bringing the brand to unexcelled fame in the 1920s. In 1926, Ettore and his son Jean decided to build a half-scale Type 35 for Ettore’s youngest son, Roland, on the occasion of his fourth birthday, with which he soon raced against other children. The elaborate BUGATTI Baby II is a modern tribute to Ettore’s masterpiece, in three-quarter scale and powered by an electric powertrain, for kids to feel what r

84K views · 1.6K reactions | A stunning car on a stunning circuit. Duncan Pittaway laps Goodwood in his #Bugatti Type 35 in the Grover Williams Trophy Practice. #81MM | The Goodwood Revival | Facebook

As a race car, the #Bugatti Type 35 remains utterly without equal. Its revolutionary design coupled with a long string of legendary drivers behind the wheel resulted in some 2500 victories during its active period across a wide variety of different events. Was this your favourite old-school racer to see at #FOS 2025? | Goodwood Festival of Speed