BAC

MONO SNAPSHOT BY SCANDINAVIA'S WHITE SNOW

Last year the BAC Mono was one of the protagonists of the Atlantic Road Trip in its 2017 edition. It is a scheduled route with more than 3,200 kilometers that leaves from the city of Copenhagen and travels throughout the Scandinavian peninsula until arriving in Stockholm.The single-seat was the guest of honor of this event and the brand offered a wonderful graphic document of the experience, as we showed here at the time. Now comes a new graphic material that the brand prepared for the new model, precisely shot in Scandinavian lands, where they are still under the usual white blanket of winter.

The BAC organized for its clients this experience of driving on the snow in Sweden and during 4 days the copies of the monolugar carried the spectacular images and the video presented by the company, which can be seen below.

Of all the models we could see in the snow, the BAC Mono, right now, is not one of them. Not because it lacks the total traction system, but because of its single-track condition for roads, which we would normally expect to find on a track-day journey on any circuit in the world, not on a slippery ice and snow rink.The Mono is derived from a single seat of competition (an F3), to which were added the minimum elements required to obtain its homologation for road, so it does not have a windscreen or a passenger compartment as such, but with the usual cockpit such a lane vehicle.The performance of the Mono on the snow is spectacular, as one would expect from a model with its power. It has a 312-hp 4-cylinder petrol engine, and its total weight is only 580 kilos, which allows it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in only 2.8 seconds with a top speed of 274km /h.