Endurance - Norma

Norma Automobiles is a French manufacturer known primarily for producing sports cars and race cars, particularly in the 1990s and 2000s. The company is highly regarded within motorsport circles, especially in endurance racing and prototype cars.

The company was established by Norma Automobile in 1986. It was founded by Normand Méchi in France with the goal of creating high-performance race cars, primarily focusing on prototypes for endurance racing and other forms of motorsport. Norma's vehicles have typically been designed for motorsport enthusiasts, with a strong emphasis on aerodynamics, lightweight construction, and cutting-edge technology.

Norma's vehicles have been competitive in various forms of endurance racing, particularly in the Le Mans-style events. The M20 series and later models like the M30 have appeared in many events where long-distance speed, durability, and handling are key to success.

Over the years, Norma cars have earned a strong reputation for reliability, performance, and engineering precision in the racing community, especially for those competing in endurance races and single-seater competitions.

Norma Automobiles remains a small but respected player in the world of race car manufacturing. Its vehicles are typically seen at specialized racing events or with private teams in European racing series. The brand’s cars continue to be popular for amateur and professional drivers who seek top-tier performance on both road circuits and closed tracks.

While not as widely known outside the racing world, Norma remains a significant name in the realm of sports car racing and endurance racing, particularly in the prototype category.