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Ferrari 156: Shark strike
Ferrari's F1 Finest 2nd, Ferrari 156 << Ferrari 312T: Central figure >> Ferrari 500: Light fantastic The 'sharknose' Ferrari 156,…
Ferrari's F1 Finest 2nd, Ferrari 156 << Ferrari 312T: Central figure >> Ferrari 500: Light fantastic The 'sharknose' Ferrari 156,…
Ferrari's F1 Finest 1st, Ferrari 500 << Ferrari 156: Shark strike >> Ferrari's F1 finest: the verdict Ferrari was just…
<< Ferrari 500: Light fantastic >> The Hall of lame: Ferrari's flops So how often have all the elements for domination…
All we have to go on is a crumpled circuit map that magazine editor Paul Fearnley pressed into my hand…
The one that got away Daniele Audetto: 1978 Monte Carlo Rally To have one team car stuck is unfortunate... to have…
For three years, Can-Am was McLaren's property. Then Porsche and Penske turned up with a 917 and a turbocharger. Preston Lerner recalls the car that…
When amateur racer Bill Aston decided to decided to create his own Formula Two car for 1952 his intention was to use the 200bhp Küchen…
Power without glory He didn't have the resources of Coventry-Climax, but a former military engineer by the name of Archie…
From WWI pilot to riding mechanic to Grand Prix and Targa Florio winner, Albert Divo was always willing to accept…
No-one defined the Australian racing driver better than Jonesy – acerbic wit but also self-deprecating humour, gritty determination and fairness…
Fifteen minutes of fame Taydec: Nürburgring 500Km Sept 5, 1971 Two-litre sportscar racing was thriving in the Seventies. Chevron of Lancashire was a…
Since Hans Tak kicked off Mercedes-Benz's rally career by winning the 1954 Tulip Rally with the light, powerful, spaceframe 300SL gull-wing,…
The results for the 1000Km of the Nürburgring of 1957 show that a certain Erich Waxenberger took third place in the GT category driving a Mercedes 300SL.…
Four seasons at Ferrari – The Lauda years By Alan Henry ISBN 1 85983 318 7 Published by Breedon Books,…
By Murray Walker ISBN 0 00712696 4 Published by Collins Willow, £18.99 Did you know Murray Walker helped come up with the marketing…
By Barry Green ISBN 0 9580635 0 8 Published by author, $36Aus Imagine proposing a race round Battersea Park nowadays —that's…
Produced and directed by Stuart Peters Distributed byDuke Marketing Ltd, £14.99 This is not the full and in-depth story of Lotus by any means, for it…
By Chris Nixon ISBN 0 85184 067 1, Published by Transport Bookman, £49.99 Heaven indeed if you love big front-engined sportscars, this lavish…
By John Tipler ISBN 1 85983 279 2 Published by Breedon Books, £19.99 Long after his death, Graham Hill remains one of…
Bill Boddy It is not unusual for motoring correspondents to look back to the first race meeting they attended. Mine was…
Tony Brooks turned 88 this week. My interest in him was piqued by a factoid within Cyril Posthumus’ year-by-year history of the German Grand Prix: that two-time winner Brooks was…
Everybody loves a trier – although I’m not sure that the world’s biggest manufacturer of cars will (initially) thank me for calling it such. Admittedly Toyota is today more of…
A series taken from the 162-page Motor Sport special 100 Greatest Grands Prix (other specials are available here). During 1962 Jim Clark and Graham Hill had emerged as Britain’s premier racing talents and their…
With Formula E coming to London on June 27-28, we decided to drag Mahindra Racing's Karun Chandhok around the Battersea Park circuit. He's one of the drivers tasked with ensuring…