Spice WSC

The Spice WSC was a series of sports prototype race cars built to the new World Sports Car regulations of 1994 and derived from the Spice SE90C Group C car. During development it went by several names, including Spice DR-3, WSC94, HC94, BDG-02 and SC95, and it was also called the SCI Spice. It was built by various manufacturers, among them Spice USA Inc., the American subsidiary of the British constructor Spice Engineering. The structure is a carbon fibre and aluminium composite monocoque with carbon fibre reinforced bodywork, double wishbone suspension with push-rod actuated coil springs, and a five-speed Hewland manual gearbox. Engines listed for the series are 90 degree V8s of 3.4 to 5.6 litres from Chevrolet, Ferrari and Oldsmobile, with 460 to 700 horsepower, and production is given as 1994 to 2000. The RacingSportsCars archive lists six entries for the WSC94 variant in 1994, all in the United States, with a best result of second place.