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Mat Oxley
Road testing Ducati's 1198SP animal for us was a diversion from Mat's day job covering the MotoGP scene. But this…
December 2011
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My message to F1's stars
Sir Jackie Stewart, Guest editor One of the most difficult aspects of my life has been my lack of education,…
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Charlie Best
Charlie prepared for his cover shoot with our guest editor by watching some footage of him at the Nürburgring in…
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Damien Smith
Hang on! This bloke's usually on the left of this page... The editor has stepped back this month to offer…
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Anthony Peacock
As the boss of his own media agency, Anthony has come a long way in the past decade. This month…
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Wheldon killed in Indycar horror crash
Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon was killed in a massive 15-car accident on lap 13 of IndyCar's season-closing race, held…
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The Guest Editor says..
Sir Jackie Stewart There are bigger questions to be asked here about whether that number of cars of that speed…
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Dan Wheldon 1978-2011
When he crashed to his death at Las Vegas in October, Dan Wheldon was enjoying a renaissance in his career.…
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The Motor Sport Month
Toyota confirms Le Mans comeback Toyota will next year mount its first factory assault on the Le Mans 24 Hours…
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Force India gains new backer
Just before the first Indian GP, Force India took on a major new investor in high-profile business conglomerate Sahara India…
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'Peerless' Vettel wins praise
A second World Championship for Sebastian Vettel moves the 24-year-old German into the elite group of drivers who have won…
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New series shadows Can-Am
A new one-make series devised to rekindle the spirit of the original Can-Am championship is being launched for next season…
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LMP diesels to be throttled back for Le Mans
The Peugeot and Audi turbodiesel EMP1 prototypes will be pegged back for the Le Mans 24 Hours and the new…
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F1 tech boost for Mercedes
Mercedes GP has boosted Michael Schumacher's hopes of a better season in 2012 by recruiting two former technical directors in…
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Second MG series for 2012
An additional series of races has been announced for 2012 to mark the 50th anniversary of the MGB. Following on…
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Aces star in Kenya Classic
Rallying legends Bjӧrn Waldegӓrd and Stig Blomqvist will top a field of 50 classic rally cars for the fifth East…
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Team pact under threat
An argument over the Resource Restriction Agreement is threatening the future of FOTA, the F1 teams' organisation. Some teams are…
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TC63 Race Series
The new TC63 race series for pre-1963 historic touring cars made an encouraging debut at Snetterton in early October. Goodwood…
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Group C on La Sarthe bill
Bob Berridge, the driving force behind the resurgence of the Group C/GTP racing series, believes a return to the support…
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Manx rally future in doubt
The future of international rallying on the Isle of Man has been thrown into turmoil in recent weeks, culminating in…
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