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Brian Henton
At thirty-six-years old, Brian Henton can probably best be described as one of international motor racing's eternal optimists. Over the past…
At thirty-six-years old, Brian Henton can probably best be described as one of international motor racing's eternal optimists. Over the past…
Accent on driver convenience Having been favourably impressed by the Escort-sized Mazda 323 saloon, it was interesting to be allowed…
We covered the delights of driving the front-engined Porsche 944 Lux in detail last July but I am delighted to have…
Although our friends in Europe have been able to buy Ford's XR4i Sierra since the end of April, right-hand-drive versions…
"Without detracting in the least from Nuvolari's magnificent performance, it can safely be said that if Fagioli's pit-work had been…
With APC Last year Motor Sport road-tested two Saabs, a 900 Turbo-A and a 900 GLS. We praised both of them…
Bogus Sports-cars, etc. Sir, Surely Mr. Warburton has missed the point of our current unfortunate breed of "bogus sports cars"…
Honda’s new Civic Type R is an aggressive looking machine. Its jutting splitter, bulging arches and angular rear wing all signal its on-track intent and having lapped the Nordschleife in…
It won five Le Mans 24 Hour victories and launched an era of single-manufacturer domination: the Audi R8 conquered endurance racing in the early 2000s, and Audi threw everything at its development
Brian Redman, a four-time winner of the Spa 1000kms, has described the initial sheer terror that driving a Ford GT40 around the famous circuit induced in 1966
I didn’t catch his surname, but at Goodwood a Motor Sport reader named John told me emphatically that a Ferrari was going to win in Malaysia. Vettel or Räikkönen? He was less…