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Matters of Moment, May 2012
As we mark 30 years since the death of Gilles Villeneuve, the driver who for some of us personifies more…
May 2012
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Contributors
Having lunch with racing's great personalities is hardly a chore for Simon Taylor, but he particularly enjoyed catching up with…
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'Clever' Mercedes blows hole through aero rules
An F1 season rarely starts without controversy as the teams push the boundaries of the rules and in turn become…
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Ecclestone eyes flotation
Plans for Bernie Ecclestone to float part of the F1 business on the Singapore Stock Exchange have emerged. The offering…
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Seaman film nears production
Richard Seaman is the latest name to join a long list of legendary racing drivers whose stories are potentially being…
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Audi dominates as world series returns
Audi drivers Allan McNish, Tom Kristensen and Rinaldo Capello claimed a third Sebring 12 Hours together on the return of…
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Nissan backs Delta Wing
Nissan has stepped up to provide the engine and backing for the experimental Delta Wing that will race at this…
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Sytner all set for comeback
The return to racing of veteran historic competitor Frank Sytner after he suffered a major heart attack at the 2011…
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Vettel to make Goodwood debut
Double Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel will take his Goodwood bow this summer, spearheading the 20th Festival of Speed's…
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New series for Can-Am
Masters Historic Racing and the Canadian American Challenge Cup are combining two modest grids to promote a four-event series for…
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Club to mark Elan's big 50
Although largely overlooked by the major historic festivals, the 50th anniversary of the Lotus Elan will be marked by the…
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Crystal Palace sprint returns
The racing heritage of Crystal Palace will be celebrated again at the end of May with a sprint event in…
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Historic F1 for British GP
Formula 1 cars of the 1970s and early '80s will race at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone this summer…
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Evening start for Britannia
The 2012 edition of Tour Britannia will start with a new prologue stage on the evening of Wednesday June 6…
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Cobras head to Pageant
The 50th birthday of the AC Cobra will be celebrated at this year's Cholmondeley Pageant of Power (June 15-17) with…
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Obituaries: Peter Agg
The Grand Prix entrant whose Trojan company manufactured McLaren sports cars and single-seaters under licence, has died aged 82. Peter…
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E-types target capacity grid
Following the record-breaking grid of 52 Jaguar E-types at last year's Silverstone Classic, the organisers of the E-type Challenge are…
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Le Mans winner goes rallying
André Lotterer, winner at Le Mans last year with Audi, made his rallying debut in the Boucles de Spa when…
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Obituaries: Robert Fearnall
This race promoter, who has died at the age of 59, was arguably the second most important name in the…
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Motor Sport Hall of Fame
On February 16 at London's Roundhouse, the 16 members of the Motor Sport Hall of Fame became 20. Colin McRae,…
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