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A two horse tale...
Reading the 50th Anniversary issue of the Citroenian, the Citroen's CC excellent magazine, reminded me of the great French make's…

Reading the 50th Anniversary issue of the Citroenian, the Citroen's CC excellent magazine, reminded me of the great French make's…
In view of the prices the older cars now fetch, it is refreshing if frustrating to think back to old…
One has to admire the large amount of research which Alec Brew must have done before writing Sunbeam Aero Engines…
In my Birkin blower 4 1/2-litre Bentley piece in the June issue it was not explained that the 50 Bentleys…
The VSCC of America has added selected cars made before 1960 as eligible for its events, plus some later ones…
In this age of sometimes shoddy commodities it is good to have some things that have worn well over the…
The year is 1948. In Maranello, Italy, Enzo Ferrari is preparing for the debut of his first Grand Prix cars.…
'Racing improves the breed' may be the oldest cliché in the book, but it's a basic rule of thumb for…
“You’re the best in the world!” said Richard Burns to his co-driver Robert Reid, as they crossed the finish line of the 2001 Rally Great Britain after 18 nerve-jangling miles…
Just under two years ago, sports car manufacturer Prodrive started work on a hydraulic control system for the foils on a prototype America’s Cup boat. Since then it has become a…
The best engineers often have to work in the most diverse environments, as Tony Southgate explains in our latest Engineering the Greats podcast – he expands on creating an Indy 500 winner, emerging victorious at Le Mans and life at some of F1's iconic teams
You’re reading this in place of what would normally be the Australian Grand Prix race analysis, but turns out there wasn’t much track action in Melbourne. For one reason or…