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'Rare' £2.2m supercar photographed outside pub in Weymouth
'Rare' £2.2m supercar photographed outside pub in Weymouth

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time24-04-2025

  • Automotive
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'Rare' £2.2m supercar photographed outside pub in Weymouth

A SLEEK-LOOKING super car caused a stir in Weymouth town centre. The GMA T.50 was seen parked outside the William Henry Wetherspoons pub over the Easter weekend. This picture of it was taken in Frederick Place by Echo Camera Club member Peter Harriman. The GMA T.50, which is made by British manufacturer and designer of the McLaren F1 Gordon Murray, made its global debut in 2020 and was the company's first product with a £2.2m price tag. The GMA T.50 in Weymouth (Image: Peter Harriman) It made its debut in the UK at Goodwood in 2021 driven by three times Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti MBE. He declared at the time: "The car gave me goosebumps. It's just incredible." According to the the T.50 is an old-school analogue supercar with a naturally aspirated engine mated to a manual gearbox. The Cosworth GMA V12 engine boasts 12,100 rpm redline. It is the highest-revving naturally aspirated road car engine ever built. Every T.50 sold out and Murray has moved on to making bespoke, one-off supercars.

In The Bay - here's what's been spotted off the Weymouth coast
In The Bay - here's what's been spotted off the Weymouth coast

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time27-03-2025

  • Business
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In The Bay - here's what's been spotted off the Weymouth coast

A TANKER designed for transporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been spotted in Weymouth Bay. Dorado LNG is seen here off the Dorset coast with oil/chemical tanker Monjasa Provider. They were photographed on Tuesday morning by Echo Camera Club member Peter Harriman. Dorado was built in 2020, and is sailing under the flag of Malta. Her length overall (LOA) is 293 metres, and her width (beam) is 46 metres. Her summer deadweight capacity is 88,592 tonnes. Monjasa, also sailing under the flag of Malta, has a length overall of 95.82 metres and her width is 14.2 metres. By yesterday lunchtime Dorado was far out into the north east Atlantic Ocean while Monjasa was reported to be in the English Channel.

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