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He was set up by Gerhard Berger and Nelson Piquet, but he's more likely to ask them to join him for a cigar in his Rolls-Royce than his early French…

Having finished well up in previous years, Thomas Studer and Hektor Bertschi finally won the Modena Cento Ore in their Shelby Mustang on the seventh running of the Italian classic…

The new owner of four of Britain's circuits, Jonathan Palmer, is clear about his plans for historic racing What are your views on historic and classic racing? Historic racing is…

Karl Kling, who died recently, may never have been a great racing driver but he was certainly one who had his days. I interviewed him only once, appropriately close by…

British teenager Michael Lyons became one of the youngest ever winners of a Formula 5000 race when he claimed victory in a round of the New Zealand F5000 Tasman Cup…

Stuttgart, July 15th. It was unfortunate that the Solitude-rennen had to be held in the middle of July, for it came between the French Grand Prix and the British Grand…

The car that started the trend for homologation specials and managed to make Ford look cool By Richard Heseltine / Photography by Marc Wright Of course, if you’re going to…

He tried his hand at racing, but Marcello Minerbi's true forte was photography. Here are some of his superb images from the 1960s "I fell in love with cars as…

Michael Schumacher and Sebastien Loeb went head to head at the recent Race of Champions in Paris. Their three-race face-off on a purpose-built figure-of-eight track in the Stade de France…

Lord Brabazon of Tara, in the course of the debate in the House of Lords on the Road Traffic Bill, rose at. 6.39 p.m. on February 22nd. to speak on…

Sir, I believe I can answer Bill Boddy's query regarding the painting of the Honda F1 car in the rain (November issue). It was used on the cover of the…

Sir, Please keep your headline writers on a leash. The articles are first-class and always have been. But Wham barn Uncle Sam? No. A great magazine — keep it up.…