1969 Kurosake Ni Ju

The Kurosake Ni-Ju was built to celebrate twenty years of Kurosake and return the brand to the top of international sportscar racing. Developed from the lessons of the legendary Ju, the Ni-Ju combined a 3.0-litre supercharged inline-six producing 350 HP with a lightweight chassis and advanced aerodynamics. Driven by veterans like Franco Lissa and Rockford alongside young talents such as Ashkir Al-Malik, Flyn Fletcher, Kyle Reynold and Hermann Estrom, the Ni-Ju proved itself across some of the world's toughest endurance races. From its first victory at Eastport to Franco's final win in the Dalluha Canyons, the Ni-Ju became one of Kurosake's defining racing machines.