With drivers arriving from around the world, SpeedWeek was a place for reunions. Not just friends seeing each other for the first time since lockdown began, but partnerships that dated…

Goodwood SpeedWeek celebrated the life of Stirling Moss with tributes from drivers ahead of the inaugural Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy. At the circuit that played such a key role in…

As tribute to the five McLaren F1 GTR that finished first, third, fourth, fifth and 13th at Le Mans in 1995, Woking’s finest has developed five Senna GTR LMs in…

Gerhard Berger has talked candidly about his reasons for leaving Ferrari at the end of the torrid 1989 season. The Austrian says he is one of the few drivers to…

SpeedWeek's high-speed shootout was described as a one-off, on a circuit clear of spectators, and without the age restrictions that limit the Revival to older cars. The expectation was that…

The Covid-19 pandemic may have torn up Goodwood’s familiar event timetable this year but in the traditional British resolve of the Revival, it kept calm and carried on. The result…

Jenson Button will wind back the clock to compete in a British domestic championship for the first time in over two decades when he joins the field for the British…

IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE, UK Editor Joe Dunn Editors-at-Large Gordon Cruickshank & Simon Arron…

We hear The Oxford University Motor Drivers Club has a few new badges for disposal to any old members who crave them. Barry Eaglesfield, of 48, Sedborough Lane, Beaconsfield, needs…

Philippe Favre His name might not mean much to the wider world, but Philippe Favre was an immensely capable racing driver with a friendly, engaging manner. The Swiss died in…

April 22, 1907 Sicily, Italy While still in its infancy as an event, the second-ever Targa Florio certainly didn’t lack challenge. Run over three laps of the 92.5-mile circuit, competitors…