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The karting of ways
It can be hard work having fun, as a group of historic kart enthusiasts have found We’ve seen it before:…
June 2012
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Ferrari's short sharp strike
Britain’s car industry was once a byword for dispute; our Latin cousins were more laid-back Writing about Ferrari elsewhere in…
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Robin Lackford Engineering
Robn LacKtrd Engineenng WHAT'S YOUR HISTORY? I started the business in the mid-1980s, but I'd been in motor sport since…
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Carbon updating
Interesting slant on marque revivals with the recent news that Atalanta, which built handsome sporting cars before WWII, is being…
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Around the houses, June 2012
NEWS FROM THE MAIN AUCTION HOUSES AROUND THE WORLD SILVERSTONE AUCTIONS In its Spring Sale on May 16, Silverstone Auctions…
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Formula 1 All the races
The World Championship Story Race-by-Race: 1950-2011 by Roger Smith This collection of memories, interviews and experiences – first published in…
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Dallara it's a beautiful story
by Guido Schittone Part biography, part corporate brochure, part homage to the corner of rural Italy where Dallara is based,…
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Poetry in Motion: Tony Brooks autobiography review
It’s been long awaited, this autobiography of the man Stirling Moss would have in his ideal team, yet Tony Brooks…
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The fast stuff
Twenty years of top bike racing tales from the world's maddest motorsport Mat Oxley This collection of memories, interviews and…
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A Grand Prix survivor
The famous 1908 Itala, liberated from decay in a pub shed in the 1930s by an RAF pilot, comes up…
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Resolving the mystery of the cog
Sifting through some nutsy-boltsy happy snaps recently I came across something I had long forgotten. I’d taken the shot of…
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Chasing the truth
Amongst long-term racing journalists, very few ever set out to be nasty or unkind. We do, however, try to tell…
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