The Porsche 908/02 he bought kept finishing - and cost him a name in history
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The Porsche 908/02 he bought kept finishing - and cost him a name in history
In this episode, we follow Anthony Gordon Dean’s long, self-funded climb from club racing in Yorkshire to owning front-line Porsche 908/02 chassis and contesting Can-Am. The episode traces how relentless presence and mechanical reliability put him at the center of a streak-ending afternoon and asks what that result meant for his reputation.
Person: Anthony Gordon Dean
Date: 1970 (Road Atlanta Can-Am race referenced)
Location: Road Atlanta, Georgia
Event: McLaren’s 19 consecutive Can-Am victories ended
Topic: Dean’s self-funded racing career and Porsche 908/02 ownership
- Began racing at Rufforth in 1963, qualified on pole and finished second in his first meeting
- Won the 1965 BRSCC British Formula Three Championship in a Brabham BT15 with no factory backing
- Formed A. G. Dean Racing Ltd in 1967 and ran dealerships, parts commerce and entries as a business
- Purchased two Porsche 908/02 chassis (011 and 015), owning front-line factory machines outright
- Used the 908/02’s consistency and reliability to exploit attrition in Can-Am, culminating in the Road Atlanta result
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