Historic Racing News

While Goodwood's new Speed Week event in October will sadly be closed to the general public, the absence of spectators has opened the door for event organisers to get creative…

When crazy-keen American historic racer Jonathan Holtzman’s attempts to buy a Tyrrell P34 were thwarted, he posed the six-wheeled question: ‘Why can’t we just build one?’ That was in July/August…

Classic cars, country roads and tense-looking front-seat passengers: the unmistakable sight of historic rallying returns too British roads this weekend after a six month hiatus. The first competition run by…

A new rally stage at the Goodwood circuit will be lit up by flame-spitting exhausts and bobbing light bars in a dusk shootout between legendary cars from five decades of…

"Early summer usually brings the excitement of a busy season well underway, creating a hive of activity across all areas of the estate,” wrote the Duke of Richmond and Gordon…

They had no idea what they were starting When Lord March, now the Duke of Richmond, assumed responsibility for the Goodwood estate, his focus quickly narrowed on bringing back competitive…

Combining elements of the Members' Meeting, Festival of Speed and Revival, Goodwood Speedweek will be streamed free online

Bicester: a rather pleasant Oxfordshire market town that is growing fast in both size  and population thanks to its  centre of England location and  excellent transport links to London and…

Britain’s oldest motor sporting venue is back in action over the weekend of July 25/26 – but you can’t go. Shelsley Walsh hillclimb will run its first competitive event of…

The future of the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival in their present form are in doubt, says Duke of Richmond, as cancellation of 2020 events hit finances

Concours competition moves online, with a virtual show for 120 gleaming classic cars

Racing seasons are resuming, events are being rescheduled, and the world of classic cars and historic racing has also been showing signs of recovery in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.…

Almost 50 years after racing a Porsche 911 in the Tour de France Automobile, Gérard Larousse found himself back in France, competing in the same car - thanks to a three-decade quest to restore the machine

It’s hard to think of a more successful or influential junior single- seater than Tatuus’ first one-make Formula Renault racer. Controversial at first, the Italian-built, French-powered car almost single-handedly transformed…

The 2020 Silverstone Classic is the latest event to be cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Originally scheduled to take place on the weekend of July 31 - August 2,…

The road to Amelia Island is a calm, gentle drive, tracing the Florida coastline and rolling past pretty wooden beachside properties. Pelicans perch motionless atop pontoon posts, the water is…

A historic Porsche Carrera 3.0 RS is up for sale, with a backlog of incredible results from the biggest of stages to historic rallies. This 1974 Carrera RS boasts a…