Henry Bradley, peru’s king of racing
I had never heard of Henry Bradley when I walked through the back door of his Lima shop. The smell of grease and the hum of cars being worked on made it just like any other shop in town, but Bradley’s history sets him apart. He won the most famous Peruvian racing event – Caminos del Inca – seven times, but more than wining it, he helped bring the race to his country. He raced in the United States for years and helped build the first Lexus that won a competition. And his knowledge of cars and racing is infinite. I wouldn’t exactly call myself a “motor head,” but after a few hours with this guy, you can’t help but be interested in the sport.
Published June 23 in Ruedas & Tuercas peru’s danica patrick elie gardner// Hi Elie. Nice to meet you talking about a great professional and better person as Herny!. I had the privilege of working alongside Henry between 2000 and 2004 in his Team. The name was BRACCO TEAM (The Spirit of Miami) in the Grand Am Series – USA., With an ACURA INTEGRA – MUGEN HONDA engine. I was the PIT (small but good) CREW Manager and Track assistant in some races Including the Miami 200 Miles at Homestead Track. Its pilots also great people, “quick” Porter and dear peruvian friend Alberto Rocca Sommerkampft (also co-owner of BRACCO TEAM), who knows a lot of South América Motorsport (my criteria).