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At this time of year not only are the Formula 1 teams testing as intensively as they can before the…

At this time of year not only are the Formula 1 teams testing as intensively as they can before the…
When I wrote a tribute to the late Frank Gardner in these pages I made mention of his uncle, Hope…
The Group C years of endurance racing through the 1980s were packed with interest for anyone who likes proper racing…
Our Founder Editor witnessed the start of the big Napier’s record career with John Cobb, which went far beyond Brooklands…
I first saw the BRM (British Racing Motors), this most exciting racing car, in December 1949 at Bourne, Lincolnshire, when…
The Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust has published Alex Moulton – from Bristol to Bradford-on-Avon. This 319-page book covers the lifetime in…
The Jowett Car Club plans an International Centenary Rally over the Bank Holiday, May 28-31. Two of the first Jowetts…
During the war, with Brooklands closed for racing, some members of the British Motorcycle Racing Club had meetings at the…
In the days when Rolls-Royce was making its famous Silver Ghost, unkind people were apt to say that its quiet…
Starts to races don’t always live up to the hype, especially when you have title rivals heading towards Turn 1 with a race up for grabs, but Mexico didn’t disappoint.…
Porsche and Mazda unveiled their 2017 racers at the LA Motor Show. The new 911 RSR sees a radical change, as Porsche moves the engine forwards. The mid-mounted 510bhp, 4.0-litre engine is…
A fascinating chat with Aprilia tech boss Fabiano Sterlacchini, during which we discuss MotoGP's new rules, how he's helped transform the RS-GP into a title contender, how the bike's so-called leg wings work and why Marco Bezzecchi is a feedback genius
This weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix is obviously a big deal for MotoGP’s remaining Japanese manufacturers, but this year’s event is particularly significant, because if neither Honda nor Yamaha win at…