Drivers who raced what you wouldn't expect them to... Jim Clark Ford Fairlane, American 500,1967 By Ed Heuvink After winning…

Tap the name 'Johnny Dumfries' into any internet search engine and you get the grand prix encyclopaedia pages. You're told…

For a brief period, national colours and sponsor logos were supplanted on the racetrack by high-speed art. Gordon Cruickshank turns…

Keith Howard traces two separate approaches from when active suspension seemed the answer In 1987 both Lotus and Williams ran…

Cooper thought he was the next F1 star: he could have become a hero with McLaren, Tyrrell or Penske... But…

The Singapore Grand Prix was a typical South-East Asian cocktail of single-seaters, sports and saloons on a challenging road circuit.…

OSCA was formed by the Maserati brothers to fight the company they gave their name to. Richard Heseltine tells the…

A reader has asked me if I remember H C ‘Nobby' Spero. Yes, I certainly do: I saw him racing…

Hearing that Tom Wheatcroft had written his autobiography, and having known him as a keen collector of historic racing cars…

A reader has an Amilcar C6 chassis and many parts which were once owned by Lord Ridley, who gave the…

When I edited MotorSport our labrador was an occasional contributor. It began when we took her to a minor club…

Sir Alastair Miller made his name as an enthusiastic Brooklands racer, but in 1922 his private affairs reached the newspapers.…

Aston invitational for July Silverstone Classic to celebrate 50th anniversary of Aston Martin DBR1 sportscar Two packed Formula One grids…

The life of Keith Duckworth OBE will be celebrated in a Memorial Service, to be held at 3pm on Thursday…

Willie Green's decision to quit racing brings the curtain down on an amazing career spent almost entirely in a historical…

The Segrave Trophy is not as well-known now as it used to be, but it still recognises human courage and…

Mike Simpson was a 21-year-old photographic trainee when Kodak offered him a press pass for the 1967 British GP... Some…