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St John Horsfall is most famous for his driving the Spa 24-hours solo. But compared to his wartime exploits as…

No car caused more furore than the 1978 Brabham. Adam Cooper remembers when the fan hit the… Twenty years ago…

The famed 1961 Liege-Rome-Liege rally destroyed ninety per cent of its entrants. But compared to some rallies, says John Davenport,…

The scene is unforgettable, probably the most famous single motor-racing image ever taken. It is of Fangio, sliding his dented…

Long Beach in 1983 was my greatest and most memorable Grand Prix, and it's memorable because of three elements; the…

A Bentley fanatic since the age of four, this dealer made the marque his life on and off the track…

The above announcement might be that of a servant informing his master of the presence of an important guest. Or…

It is excellent that dear old Murray Walker is starting another spell of F1 commentary. The pre-season ITV programme about…

F1 is not my province unless history is involved, as it is, in the Australian GP controversy. It is surely…

An additional attraction at this year's VSCC Shelsley Walsh hill climb on July 4 will be the gathering there of…

Not long ago I discussed a rather mysterious Brooklands Napier, the Wolseley Viper. I have now thought of another Napier,…

The Jowett OC has its 75th Anniversary at Bradford – where else? – on May 22-24. It expects over 100…

I have seen something of the development of cars since WWI, and recall how feelings were mixed on the arrival…

Last month I described how Rolls-Royce investigated two Delage cars, and had been unimpressed. However, Royce and his engineers were…