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Sun sets on an evocative summer of racing: The Editor
Unlike Formula 1 which follows the sun around the world, domestic motor racing is coming to a close as the…
November 2022
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Moss recuperates after Goodwood crash. Details matter
IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE,…
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2022 Goodwood Revival blasts back to the past
Another vibrant, busy and successful Goodwood Revival bore one unique element in September – remembrances of the late Queen Elizabeth…
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Britain’s oldest chargers to do Brighton run
Question: what was the first-ever British victory recorded in international motor racing? Clue: it’s not Stirling Moss’s British GP glory…
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Audi confirms F1 entry as Porsche bid stalls
Having conquered endurance racing, Audi has now set its sights on Formula 1 glory after agreeing to join the sport…
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MotoGP signs up with the Saudis
MotoGP looks set to become the latest series to race in Saudi Arabia with the announcement of a Memorandum of…
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A century of speed marked at Monza
Monza marked its centenary year with a string of celebratory events, plus the small matter of a grand prix, at…
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Van Diemen returns ahead of 50th anniversary
One of the most famous names in single-seater racing, Van Diemen, will be revived by ex-Formula 1 driver Ralph Firman…
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Will Power shoots down 'young guns' in 2022 IndyCar title race
Will Power dialled back his all-or-nothing aggression to clinch a second IndyCar title to go with the first he won…
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'Piastri lacked loyalty, complained Alpine, but that goes both ways' — Mark Hughes
Following on from last month’s column about Oscar Piastri, Alpine and McLaren, the contract recognition board’s publication of its findings…
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'The Bol d’Or 24-hour race and Glastonbury share much in common' — Mat Oxley
On September 17 and 18 the world’s biggest 24-hour motorcycle race celebrated its centenary. The Bol d’Or is to motorcycling…
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Autograph hunter... or pestiferous freeloader? — Doug Nye
One of Jackie Stewart’s proudest possessions is his boyhood autograph book. While his big brother Jimmy was campaigning his Healey…
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'There’s a new category of cars you can neither race nor use on the road' — Andrew Frankel
What is more frustrating in a road car: too much performance or not enough? The answer seems simple enough: too…
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F1 Trackside View: November 2022
Race report Max paints the town orange, both home and away, in Belgium, Netherlands and Italy Word on the beat…
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Verstappen in league of his own after F1 wins at Belgian, Dutch and Italian GPs
🇧🇪 Belgian Grand Prix 🇱🇺 Dutch Grand Prix 🇮🇹 Italian Grand Prix After the summer break, the title campaigns of…
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Debunking the AlphaTauri conspiracy theory
The timing of a safety car in the Dutch Grand Prix for Yuki Tsunoda’s broken-down AlphaTauri – allowing Max Verstappen…
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Word on the beat, November 2022
Sebastian Vettel, on his last visit as an active F1 driver to Monza – the venue of his first victory…
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Did Mercedes surprise Red Bull with hard tyre tactic?
It’s relatively easy to have great strategy with the fastest car. But when scratching for pace, somewhere close but not…
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Formula 1: good month, bad month — November 2022
Good month Pantomime villain Burning £80 Mercedes baseball hats might be too far, but nothing wrong with Monza fans booing…
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F1 Retro: The fearless Manfred Winkelhock
F1 Retro August 2005 Manfred Winkelhock would have celebrated his 70th birthday this month. He might not have been the absolute…
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