David Thomas Motoring Books is based in the market town of Ledbury in Herefordshire. It caters for all aspects of the motor sport world from hill climbing to the Le Mans 24 Hours via Italian road racing and Land Speed Records.
Ray Toombs is an official licensed artist by the ACO (Automobile Club de l’Ouest) and offers a wide range of Le Mans 24 Hours watercolour paintings.
Speedsport Gallery has an incredibly varied selection of original paintings, fabulous posters, original photographs and some amazing autographs.
Vintage Auto Posters has been supplying a hugely diverse selection of authentic vintage automotive posters since 1980. All are of the highest quality.
Pooks Motor Book specialises in the supply of historical automotive literature with stock dating from 1896 to today and operates a worldwide mail order service.
Historic Car Art sells original artworks as well as a large selection of original vintage race posters, sculptures, drawings and etchings.
F1 Collectors.com offers everything from a 2011 Team Lotus crew helmet to a helmet signed by world champions James Hunt and Ayrton Senna.
Eoin Young’s ‘Motormedia’ site stocks scrap books, DVDs, books and lots more. Oh, and he writes for Motor Sport magazine regularly as well.
Chris Bayley Automobilia offers a wide selection of original vintage motor racing posters, programmes, magazines and other related items.
Chater’s motoring books may have a brand new website, but it still stocks a wide range of motor racing and general motoring books.
Gearbox Gifts is a one-stop shop for all motoring related presents. From gearstick wine corks to car-shaped ice trays… it’s all there.
Looking for something to do on July 3? Get yourself to this: cranfieldmotorsportsimulation.com/news/2012/hist…
RT @gsmumford: @Motor_Sport Really enjoying the latest Podcast with @DerekWarwick, great guy, saw him race in F1 & Sports Cars
RT @PaulGibsonPhoto: Just listened to the latest podcast from @Motor_Sport with the legendary Derek Warwick - absolutely brilliant, mayb ...
Just retired hurt at 1.20am from drinking gin and grappa with 91 year old Norman Dewis. MIght be the most remarkable man I've met.
Sad news about Stoner retiring at the end of 2012. At the age of 26 no less!
A look back at the 1962 GP season – the year that Hill battled Clark. Nigel Roebuck also writes about what we missed with Moss after his accident at Goodwood and Simon Taylor lunches with Tony Southgate.
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