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The Jaguar D-Type
When the Jaguar D-type made its racing debut in the 1954 Le Mans 24-hour race, it marked a complete departure…
When the Jaguar D-type made its racing debut in the 1954 Le Mans 24-hour race, it marked a complete departure…
Willie Green in the Bamford Ferrari 275LM (right) gave victory to Modena in the Jaguar v. Ferrari v. Aston Martin…
Nearly two years have passed since AC Cars Ltd. first revealed their mid-engined, Ford 3-litre V6-powered, two-seater sports car and…
Motor Sport tests two significant British high-performance cars of very different eras. 1924/5 3-litre Bentley Road-test reports, as out-spoken as…
W.B. is a little off the mark in saying that the XJ.12 coupe was unquestionably the correct British car for…
Testing Memories by Rodney L. Walkerly It must have been 1927, when MOTOR SPORT, incorporating The Brooklands Gazette ("every month…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with chem.—Ed. Please Quote Prices!…
Le Mans winners, with seven victories between them, Richard Attwood, Derek Bell and Nick Tandy joined Nick Trott and Jack Phillips for the latest instalment of the Motor Sport podcast in…
The race results suggest a dull and predictable 2022 F1 season, but Chris Medland recalls a deluge of highlights and excitement in a year that bodes well for grand prix racing
As car manufacturers concentrate on electric road cars, they will no longer be spending R&D budgets on F1. So Alfa Romeo's sponsorship deal with Sauber is set to be the blueprint for F1's future, writes Mark Hughes
Data by Ekagra Gupta, edited by Jake Williams-Smith This weekend's F1 championship decider could come down to a strategic fight rather than a wheel-to-wheel duel in Abu Dhabi after Friday’s…