As I hope you will see from my final Motor Sport column (out on December 31st), Martin Brundle was in excellent form when we met for lunch 10 days after…
Thirty-four years ago today Colin Chapman suffered a fatal heart attack. For some he was the man who changed motor racing forever, the pioneer of ground-breaking car construction and a…
Felipe Massa to un-retire? That long tearful walk back to the pitlane from his crashed car, carrying the Brazilian flag he’d secreted away, there in the expectation of picking it up…
Junior drivers have a new series in which to learn their craft in 2017, we get behind the wheel of a Clio Cup Junior It’s a well-known fact: if you…
This week in motor sport from the Archive and Database, featuring a championship win for Jack Brabham – on foot December 12 1946: Emerson Fittipaldi is born. In profile 1959: Bruce…
Gordon Kirby's latest book uncovers the story of American racing's quiet winner Penske’s Maestro tells the biographical story of Penske’s longtime chief mechanic and engine builder Karl Kainhofer, who ran Penske…
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Nico Rosberg's decision to leave Mercedes — and F1 — immediately after winning the 2016 World Championship was dramatic but not unique. Paul Fearnley looks back through F1's championship winning partnerships that dissolved after tasting success
Le Mans tickets are on sale, so we've asked Richard Webb of Travel Destinations for his advice on the perfect trip. Part one: when to book Le Mans is the pinnacle…
M-Sport boss Malcolm Wilson enjoyed breaking the news they had signed the world's best current rally driver, Sébastien Ogier, to his factory. Channeling his best Columbo, be sure to watch…
Why are more and more F1 fans watching MotoGP? And is this a good thing or a bad thing? You know the world is changing when the world’s most eminent…
Recorded live at the screening of Crash and Burn, Motor Sport's Simon Arron interviews Tommy Byrne and director Sean O'Cualain about the film and Byrne's career. Download on Soundcloud Simon Arron:…
Vic Elford was one of the fastest and most versatile of the '60s and '70s, and the man to beat according to Derek Bell Vic Elford Born: 10th June 1935, Peckham, London…
