Italy's Brembo seeks growth on road, race track and in the skies


A Brembo brake disc is seen on a motorbike in downtown Rome August 4, 2014. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini

MILAN (Reuters) - Niki Lauda once won Formula One world championships with Brembo's brakes, while today Ferrari and Porsche use them on road and racing cars alike. Now the Italian firm is about to land another deal equipping top-end Japanese motorbikes, and plans to expand into aviation.

In a country where many manufacturers struggle to compete internationally, Brembo has used innovation, combined with production on four continents, to carve out a niche supplying brake discs and calipers to the high-performance motor industry.

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