Still one of the hardest rallies, the RAC was once a by-word for toughness. John Davenport tells some first-hand forest tales. Ten days from the publication date of this issue…

Generally considered to be one of the better and tougher of the European rallies, the Geneva Rally attracted more attention this year as it became a decisive factor in the…

Porsche and success in endurance events seem intertwined. Not so in rallying, claims John Davenport Photography: McKlein A magician by the name of Antony Noghes once conjured a race track from…

The Rally of Portugal was once a cutting-edge event indicative of a new Era. Former winner John Davenport explains why it's been dumped by the latest evolution of the sport…

The Lancia Stratos brought rallying out of the Dark Ages. John Davenport talks to those who helped make the legend. What is the sound sweetest to your ears? The call…

1989 RAC Rally How did you come to be entered ? All year I drove a Group N Mitsubishi in the British championship and we won the category, but I…

Simply the 'Acropolis Rally'. It is a name that will bring a wince to the faces of most rallymen but in itself is quite innocuous, conjuring up as it does…

In the past, Greece has provided the setting for many classic battles, but as tar as the motor sporting enthusiast is concerned there has been little to capture his interest.…

1973 Press On Regardless Rally How did you arrive in rallying? I did my first rally, a newcomer's event, in 1967. I was recovering from surgery on my shoulder incurred…

Modern rally features lowest entry ever as Historic event booms This year's Monte Carlo Rally had just 34 entrants — an all-time low. This year's Monte Carlo Historic Rally, which…

I was writing freelance rally reports for Motoring News when I first encountered Roger Clark. In those days, Christmas Day had to fall on a Saturday to prevent my participation…

The Paris-Darak is one of the Motorsport's toughest events. Yet the 1985 edition was even more so. Many fell, many were left to fend for themselves. But John Davenport talks…