Archive Aintree: Britain’s forgotten F1 circuit Just how good was Aintree, the circuit situated six miles north of Liverpool’s city centre? Created on the hallowed precincts of the Grand National horse race, it opened to international-class… August 2025 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Was Stirling Moss’s 1955 British Grand Prix win a fix? This was a race which has been the subject of debate and argument almost since the flag fell on it. Not that it had been a particularly complex duel on… August 2025 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Dowe on Le Mans 1990... At TWR USA, we were very sharp by 1990. We had finished first and second at the Daytona 24 Hours that year, thanks to some excellent engineers. In fact we… September 2024 Issue By Mike Doodson
Great Read Archive Tony Dowe: feats of endurance In a career that goes back to his own teenage fumblings as a kart racer, Tony Dowe has been linked as an engineer or manager with a couple of dozen… September 2024 Issue By Mike Doodson
Subscriber Archive ‘How I almost got the first Las Vegas GP cancelled’ Forty-two years ago, staging a Formula 1 race in Las Vegas was yet another example of Bernie Ecclestone’s fabled ingenuity. By 1981, to be exporting Grand Prix racing to a… December 2023 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Murray Walker and James Hunt: F1 commentating’s odd couple Although it’s 25 years since the television coverage of world championship grand prix races in Britain was purloined by a commercial network, many of the sport’s long-time fans will still… July 2023 Issue By Mike Doodson
Subscriber Archive Is there much more of this? book review First, a declaration. It was Andrew Marriott who got me started in the writing racket almost 60 years ago by recruiting me as a freelancer at Motoring News. We shared… December 2022 Issue By Mike Doodson
Subscriber Archive Chris Amon: The real drive to survive It was a chilly morning in early January 1971 when Alan Henry and I called on Chris Amon at his new engine business in Reading. It would be an unforgettable… November 2022 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Smoke and Heat: Lotus in the JPS days Although I had no more than a small role as the team’s press officer during the black-and-gold glory days of the Lotus 72, I had a ringside seat at someof… October 2022 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Ken Tyrrell —entrant of Jackie Stewart’s World Championship-winning Matra Foresight is a virtue with which very few motor-racing people are commonly blessed. They tend to get wildly enthusiastic about an idea which… December 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Formula Two Review European Championship The 1969 Championship, which came to a close at the Gran Premio Roma, with Johnny Servoz-Gavin coming through to win from second place with only two rounds to… December 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive International Formula Three at Brands Hatch The Motor Show is the occasion for British car manufacturers to tempt their customers with as much glitter and excitement as they can. In motor racing, too, the Brands Hatch… November 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson