That was one of my other problems with the DeltaWing is how Nissan has tried to steal it in marketing and most people think its theirs. Fun fact, do you know how much of that car was ever Nissan's? Nothing but the little badge they popped on the engine. The car is built by Dan Gurney's All-American Racers (AAR) on a tub from the failed Aston Martin AMR-One LMP1 car. As for the engine, it is actually a rebadged Cheverolet WTCC engine that Nissan purchased from the UK engineering group RML. Most DeltaWing fans like to contest that last one, pointing to Nissan's marketing of the Juke engine, but although it share the same layout the Juke engine isn't tested or developed for endurance racing and was not used in the car. So yeah, fun fact, none of it is actually Nissan. That's why I loved how the car was called the Nissan DeltaWing '12 and then with Don Panoz's lawsuit it came back with the name DeltaWing sponsored by Nissan at Le Mans in 2012, lol.