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I stumbled across this pic last night and had one of those hark back moments. I was lucky enough to be the first photographer to shoot the Caparo T1 in the Middle East, that at the time was the talk of the global automotive media.
Developed by engineers that helped deliver the iconic McLaren F1, the Caparo T1 was and still is uncompromised and unconstrained! It set new a crazy benchmark that more than likely will not be nudged for a while yet.
Having said that, I’m not sure I’d want to drive it around the streets and have to negotiate the UAE’s famed speed bumps.
