Senior Contributing Writer
After an inglorious stint in the City convinced him that he could handle cars better than he handled money, Andrew joined Autocar many years ago as a junior tester. Since then he has become one of the industry’s senior figures, writing for the national papers as well as the specialist press. When not driving exotics at Goodwood he’s racing anything from Caterhams to Ferraris. Editor of Motor Sport for five years, he now runs our road test section.
A hundred years ago, four Rolls-Royce Ghosts left England bound for the Alps. Three were factory prepared cars, one was …
If the season so far had not provided all the evidence you need of Audi’s dominance of sports car racing, …
Am I alone in still goggling at some of the prices paid for Aston Martins at Bonhams’ sale at Newport …
Approaching Tertre Rouge at 130mph in the Toyota TS030, the words of Sébastien Buemi came back to me. ‘You can …
Spare a moment if you will for one Sigmar Gabriel, chairman of the German Social Democratic Party who took the …
I’ll admit that, thanks to the presence of a Peugeot 205GTI in my shed, I was more torn than usual …
This column was originally intended to be a reflection on the weekend’s Donington Historic Festival which, for two of its …
This weekend my race season will get somewhat belatedly underway. I’m at the Donington Historic Festival where I shall be …
I could be wrong, but I think the first time Porsche used the ‘GTS’ term was for the 1964 Carrera GTS…
This week I want to talk about oversteer, that curious condition requiring you to steer a car in the other …
This is the most entertaining Mini of the modern generation and unlike the Clubman, Countryman…
At one minute past midnight this morning, I became allowed to tell you I’ve driven the Jaguar F-type. In fact …
Recently I drove an Audi R8 for the first time in too many years and was reminded again what a wonderful…
Today it has been my privilege to talk to Sir Stirling Moss, John Watson, Chris Amon and @MrDerekBell What a way to earn a living.
@henryhopefrost Rather sweetly it was going to be an ex Nanni Galli Tipo 33 but they couldn't find a box big enough.
Home sweet home http://t.co/gOBciSpiWC
Gonzales win in Brit GP in 1951 was Ferrari's first GP win and ended Alfa stranglehold. Hope @fosgoodwood celebrates his life.
RIP Froilan Gonzales. Met him once, wouldn't have been able to speak even if we spoke the same language.
90 years of the Le Mans 24 Hours, Lunch with Anthony Davidson, Britain’s first ever Grand Prix victory
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