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Trophies and recognition
A historic race series supported by a mainstream manufacturer? There’s value in history Awards evenings abound as the season runs…
A historic race series supported by a mainstream manufacturer? There’s value in history Awards evenings abound as the season runs…
A family hoard hidden away on an airfield for years is finally coming to light I see that Bonhams is…
Hardy Hall Restorations What’s your history? I started the firm in 1999 after a 15-year career in motor racing which…
News from the main auction houses around the world Scottsdale Car Week is upon us once again and with it…
Aston Martin Ulster Alan Archer Surely unsurpassable story of Aston’s greatest racer, packed with detail, photos, period reports and results…
Autocourse (e-Book edition) A detailed record of the 1971 season For Motor Sport loyalists this will be familiar territory. Our…
Alan Carter Light in the darkness The truth about Mal, Kenny and me A brutally personal account of motorcycle racer…
Archie Frazer-Nash ...Engineer Trevor Tarring and Mark Joseland This first biography of a famous name, begun by Joseland and completed…
Ten thousand miles against the clock Philip Young and Gerard Brown Hefty review of the 2010 Peking-Paris. There are some…
In the name of glory – 1976 The greatest ever sporting duel Tom Rubython The greatest ever sporting duel? That’s…
Donald Campbell Bluebird and the final record attempt Neil Sheppard There have been many accounts about Donald Campbell and his…
Motor Sport articles prompted two readers to share their memories with us, while our third contributor has enjoyed some classic…
The Frenchman’s demands at Reims ’58 prompted team-mate Harry Schell to pen a furious (and somewhat muddled) missive to BRM’s…
The annual London-to-Brighton Veteran Car Run, for vehicles manufactured no later than 1904, is – so far as I am…
The success of the Senna movie seems to have sparked something of a feeding frenzy among Hollywood industry moguls. Suddenly…
During his archive movie film researches, my motorfilms.com colleague David Weguelin once found fabulous footage of Fangio’s great drive in…
The 1955 Mille Miglia is approaching fast and Mercedes-Benz team manager Alfred Neubauer is dictating the final details of the race to his secretary Gertrude. He starts by outlining the…
When Sir Stirling Moss drove on the track, he was there to race, not to eke out championship points. On Moss' 90th birthday, Simon Arron looks at the thrilling career…
One-team dominance is common place in F1, with Max Verstappen and Red Bull currently on top. But, as Tony Dodgins writes, should a level playing field be forced or should competition be allowed to improve naturally?
Lewis Hamilton believes the next generation of F1 drivers can make similar impacts as he did upon his arrival in Formula 1