An old name in the world of car manufacturing, Praga was founded in Czechoslovakia in 1907 and became a major automaker until the end of World War II. Post which its factories were shut down by the country’s communist government. In the year 1996, Praga was reborn. Having graduated to making go-karts today and handling engineering aspects for race cars, it was only time when Praga decided that they want to make their own car for the track. It’s an age old story, a small company starts building a racing car around an engine that is borrowed from a known car manufacturer and turns the tables for the best. We’ve seen the Ariel Atom or even the Caterham for that matter borrowing engines from manufacturers and making blistering fast cars that make your eyes pop out. Then again you expect the British to do that and not the Slovakians. But indeed our preconceived notions are thrown down the gutter as the Slovakians have been able to make this car in a small village called Or...