These are not easy times for Jaguar Land Rover. The combination of fears over Brexit and the slow-down in China…

I’ll get around to the specifics of this new Porsche 718 Cayman T shortly, but when anyone talks to me…

It’s not often a new performance car brand is launched, so it would be wrong of us to ignore this…

Twice around the clock – Yanks at Le Mans Tim Considine. Published by Toll Hall Sexton, £325, ISBN 978-0-9993953-0-1 There’s a…

One Formula: 50 years of car design Gordon Murray CBE and Philip Porter. Published by Porter Press, £225/£750/£2500. ISBN 978-1-907085-30-7 You’d be…

Product of the month Andrew Barber’s range of classic car art is an unusual and eye-catching twist from the norm…

August 10-11, Brands Hatch The DTM returns to Brands Hatch for the second year running, giving us a chance to…

The image of Steve McQueen looking skywards, cuff of his racing overalls pulled back to reveal a prominent Heuer Monaco,…

The Winkelhock family has tried many branches of the sport. The legacy began with Manfred Winkelhock – a veteran of…

Keeping up with Michèle Mouton has never been the work of a moment. More than 30 years after stepping down…

AVAILABLE IN THE MOTOR SPORT SHOP New book by legendary F1 designer Gordon Murray One Formula is a two-volume blockbuster…

The bijou, aerodynamic Moynet LM75 was created by decorated wartime fighter pilot André Moynet, who later became a racer and…

Letters Your recent tribute to Niki Lauda states that he was champion in 1984, despite winning only five races to…

This is quite something: the first time that cars from all three eras of Bentley’s racing history have been driven…

1919 Bentley Motors founded at Cricklewood, London, by brothers Walter Owen (left) and Horace M Bentley. New 3-litre Bentley runs…

In some respects, Bentley represents the original British motor car of the interwar period. Yes, there may have been one…

Win a Bentley Polarity Print worth £1500! Polarity are giant Polaroid photographic prints that were unexpected, not meant to be,…

“D’you know Tivoli Gardens, in the centre of Copenhagen?” Tom Kristensen casts a quizzical glance across the table and perceives…

Mauro Forghieri – for 27 years the chief engineer of Ferrari’s racing operation – was on fine form. Ten days…

1964 FERRARI 158 ‘AERO’ Designed with and for John Surtees, the ‘Aero’ monocoque 158 had a semi-monocoque fuselage in which…