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Sir, I greatly enjoyed Paul Fearnley’s article on McLaren after Bruce, and the fascinating memories from insiders therein. The only…
Sir, I greatly enjoyed Paul Fearnley’s article on McLaren after Bruce, and the fascinating memories from insiders therein. The only…
Sir, Did you take any photos at grands prix in 1982? As part of a future publishing project, Haynes would…
Sir, Your photo feature in the June issue about the British Grand Prix in 1948 jogged my memory about my…
When David Baxter took these pictures, attending each race was a trek: he lived in Edinburgh and had no car.…
The sad thing is, winning Indy – the driving part of it – is out of all proportion to the…
The Champ Car legend, Indy 500 and Daytona 24 Hours winner – and F1 occasional – tells us why North…
The power of the new Corvette stuns when it's powering down the Mistrale straight, but disappoints when you have to…
You always remember your first time, they say, even a big boy like Ford Motor Company. Four straight wins at…
Sir Stirling Moss doesn’t eat lunch. At 76 years of age, he’s far too busy. By 7am each day he’s…
Our theoretical look at the comparative speeds of leading cars from 100 years of GP racing. Part 2: the 1930s…
With its rear engine and low profile, Porsche’s new GT hardly looked like a rally star; yet it went on…
For his first on-track race event, ‘McCrash’ chose the BTCC, at Knockhill in 1992. He was focused on rallying, but…
The car which brought Gilles Villeneuve his first grand prix victory and placed the Canadian firmly in motor racing’s pantheon…
It’s the biggest historic motorsport meeting in the UK, and with 22 races over three days plus a wide variety…
…Louis Chiron used all three to schmooze his way into the favours of the wealthy Americans who gave him the…
It was a case of ‘about face’ when an American hopeful asked Reynard to design its Le Mans contender; here…
Sicily’s epic road race has cracked the ton. Although the event’s golden era is 30 years past, the mountains still…
Hans Ruesch won scores of pre-war races and then turned to authorship Hans Ruesch is about the last of the…
A rare slip from DSJ I have always been very glad that Denis Jenkinson and I met at RAE Farnborough…
* I was amused to see that in my story on the less expensive vintage Italian sportscars the Bianchi was…
By any standard 1964 was a remarkable year for AJ Foyt. Arguably, it was his greatest season. The legendary Texan got his season rolling in style half a century ago…
This week in motor sport from the Archive and Database, featuring birthdays for two greats of the sport April 10 1929: Mike Hawthorn, the Yorkshire lad who conquered the world,…
Last year there was hail, this year the heat scorched and the Nürburgring 24-hours was as unpredictable and punishing as ever. It couldn’t have been more of a contrast. As a…
This week in motor sport, from the database May 12 // May 13 // May 14 // May 15 // May 16 // May 17 May 11 1940 Swiss amateur sports car driver Herbert Müller was born. Early success came…