Inside this months issue
July 2025
F1 The movie
Inside the making of summer’s racing blockbuster
Brad Pitt crash: Infamous 1990 accident that inspired plot
Director’s cut: How they got a fake team on the real-life grid
Plus:
‘Sideways’ Scheckter: "I don’t know how I didn’t get hurt"
£300k MK1 Escort: We drive the reborn Alan Mann Ford icon
Porsche 917 first win: Richard Attwood relives Le Mans 1970
British Grand Prix: Jackie Stewart on why Silverstone is so special
cover-feature
Exclusive: Inside the making of new F1 movie with director Joseph Kosinski
Jody Scheckter: ‘Lewis Hamilton bought my Monaco penthouse’
Ultimate resto-mod? The Ford Escort that costs more than a Ferrari
Why Porsche 917 terrified Attwood: ‘I knew it was going to be a problem the moment I saw it’
F1 legend Jackie Stewart recalls his greatest moments
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