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And the winner is... a tyre fitter from Harrow. Paul Fearnley assesses the saloon racers' saloon racer, a man who…

And the winner is... a tyre fitter from Harrow. Paul Fearnley assesses the saloon racers' saloon racer, a man who…
These iconic saloon cars went to tin-top war in the late 1980s. But which is better: Sierra RS500 or BMW…
It staged only one grand prix, but Monsanto Park helped establish Portugal as a player in F1. Richard Heseltine retraces…
You'd think that someone who had broken the Land Speed Record for Britain two years in succession, 1937-38, raising Sir…
Ex-biker Swede Savage divided opinion: the Next Big Thing or an accident waiting to happen. He was killed at Indy…
Reborn for the track-day market, Crosslé's 9S sports-racer still cuts it, says Richard Heseltine Tapping into a rich nostalgic vein,…
Mercedes' return to racing post-war left it with a bloody nose, as Tony Watson explains On the run-up to Christmas…
Nigel Mansell became a pearl at Williams. But as Damien Smith explains his four full seasons at Lotus provided the…
The new kid always gets the worst jobs. That's the way it would have seemed if you had wandered into…
From track to traffic I have previously recalled the excitement which the reappearance of ancient giant ex-racing and similar cars…
Interesting that the Lagonda Car Club has a Vokes Trophy among its awards. It recalls those 'pancake' Vokes air-cleaners which…
Edited by Paul LawrenceBig plans for VSCC Oulton -- VSCC and Jonathan Palmer align to create major historic festival The…
Racers that are going, going, gone Despite considerable press coverage, the 1980 Le Mans class-winning Lancia Beta Montecarlo (Motor Sport…
The 25th Lotus Owners Gathering in America will be held at St Louis from August 26-29. The headline attraction will…
HMI builds on success for '05 Historic Motorsport International: Historic motorsport will again be showcased at Stoneleigh Park near Coventry…
Pearson suffers bit of Agg -- Group C/GTP Revival The effort and commitment of Jim Graham really paid dividends in…
Winning the Motor Sport Brooklands Memorial Trophy was a dream for Tony Seber, writes Paul Lawrence The Seber family's racing…
Hoarding magazines has been a Taylor pastime for five decades. He still has a long way to go to approach…
Belgian Grand Prix, Spa, 1970 Jean-Pierre Beltoise and his Matra-Simca team-mate Henri Pescarolo get a rudimentary 'three laps to go'…
George Russell's disqualification from the 2024 Belgian GP showed there's no leeway when it comes to F1 weight limits. As Mark Hughes recalls, it's been that way since the shenanigans of 1982 which were tinged with tragedy
If the 2020 Formula 1 season had started a week earlier, that year's Australian Grand Prix might have offered a brief burst of racing respite before the gloom of Covid…
Classic BT26 machine graced by legends Rindt and Ickx could be yours Opportunities to buy an actual Grand Prix-winning Formula 1 car are rare, particularly one raced by two legends…
Gorilla in the midst He had a dyno in his basement and deserved much more credit. Vittorio Brambilla, 'The Monza Gorilla', would have been 78. Read the full feature here > Sign up…