In front of a huge and partisan crowd on a hot July 1958 day at Silverstone, Peter Collins scored a…

Guest column – Sir Jackie Stewart It's been more than six months since Sir Jackie Stewart resigned as president of…

Team spirit Some pits vibrate to loud music and friendly jokes, and some to corporate brand-pushing. But it's the internal sense…

Lotus Elise  A former Lotus owner himself, Frankel recalls what drew him to the marque in the first place, explains…

Ten years on from that cold, grey afternoon in Japan when he became Britain’s most recent World Champion, Damon Hill…

In a few months’ time comes the 25th anniversary of the death of Gilles Villeneuve. Tragedies of this kind are…

From Jalopies to stock cars, Baja to the Brickyard, Parnelli Jones could drive anything, anywhere. Pete Lyons catches up with…

It dominated touring car racing in the '70s and remains one of the most charismatic cars ever to come out…

Much more than just another transport vehicle, the Ecurie Ecosse transporter became as famous as the cars – and drivers…

From the white heat of technology to the white-out of a Finnish winter, the Formula 1 champion could hardly have…

From hillclimbing 212s to running sports-prototypes at Le Mans, few are better versed at restoring and race preparing Ferraris than…

Patrick Head watched the Japanese Grand Prix from the comfort of his armchair at home. He was struck by Michael…

Medieval stonework reverberates to racing exhausts as a French hill town is briefly turned over to the internal combustion engine…

It was a decade of staggering power peaks followed by fierce rule changes to cut speeds; despite that, lap times soon…

Porsche and success in endurance events seem intertwined. Not so in rallying, claims John Davenport Photography: McKlein A magician by the…

Twin peak revs An instrumental query over some early racing car dashboards I have been rereading Rex Hays’ book Vanishing Litres (MacGibbon…