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How the Porsche 917 Dominated Le Mans and Transformed Sports Car Racing
There are six significant versions of the Porsche 917. The original, featuring Porsche’s first flat 12-cylinder engine, appeared at the…
There are six significant versions of the Porsche 917. The original, featuring Porsche’s first flat 12-cylinder engine, appeared at the…
Ferdinand Porsche may be famed for many things, but for most the name is more commonly associated with just one…
Taken from Motor Sport, March 2011 A bitter wind snakes through the Brands Hatch pits. Three cars stand within, racers…
Taken from Motor Sport Online, July 2020 It was meant to be the pinnacle of Germany’s racing dominance. A Silver…
Taken from Motor Sport, October 2011 And always keep a-hold of Nurse, for fear of finding something worse’… It was…
The Green Hell is what the Nordschleife of the Nürburgring is frequently called, but with one painful exception, for me…
Motor sport lore is all about legends. But the painted truth is, the closer you get to the facts, the…
The key players came from all points of the compass. From the south the Ferraris; seven of them, including four…
Taken from Motor sport online, August 2023 August means one thing in Formula 1, and that is the circus being…
Daniel Ricciardo has struggled to adapt to an idiosyncratic McLaren developed around Lando Norris – Mark Hughes analyses what the Australian has to do to get on top of it
Tony Brooks, the last surviving 1950s F1 race-winner, has died at the age of 90
Motor sport has lost one of its most distinguished, yet unassuming, characters with the death of Ron Tauranac, aged 95. Born in Britain, Tauranac emigrated to Australia with his family…
“Can any ex-military please stand up! Ladies and gentlemen, give these guys and gals a cheer – they put their lives on the line for you!” We’re not at Silverstone, that…