Page 38
Products of the month: And... action!
Dave Clark Designs automotive sculptures You may not have heard of British engineer and designer Dave Clark, but chances…
November 2020
Page 40
Events: HERO of the southwest
HERO Challenge Three, 10 October An amalgam of tests, regularities and resplendent views are all part of HERO’s Challenge Three…
Page 43
Racing Lives: Cesare & Alex Fiorio
Straddling both the worlds of Formula 1 and rallying, the Fiorio family has had a sizeable impact upon both. Cesare…
Page 47
Lunch with... Johnny Herbert & Damon Hill
Dumb and dumber. That's how Sky Formula 1 presenter Simon Lazenby once chose to refer to our guests for lunch…
Page 56
Precision: Catch this Drift
I first met Octavio Garcia back in 2012 when he was almost a decade into a stellar, 15-year stint as…
Page 58
Letters, November 2020
What an excellent article on Ron Flockhart. I remember well, as a teenager, listening to the odd BBC broadcast with…
Page 62
Motor racing's Cult Heroes
What makes a cult hero? Perhaps it is easier to start with what doesn’t. When we sat down to ponder…
Page 82
Jochen Rindt: Born to be king
Half a century after his untimely death at the Italian Grand Prix meant he became Formula 1’s only posthumous world…
Page 96
2020 MotoGP season: Shock and awe
Nature abhors a vacuum, so when reigning MotoGP champion Marc Márquez crashed out of July’s season-opening Spanish Grand Prix, ruling…
Page 103
Metal guru
You’re wandering round the paddock at Oulton Park looking at, say, F2, F3 and F Junior cars. You probably think…
Page 110
Sebastian Vettel: Growing pains
It’s very easy at the moment to feel that the world has become a worse place than it was. A…
Page 119
Sophia's choice
If you happen to follow Sophia Flörsch on Instagram – and you’ll be in the company of 370,000 other people…
Page 127
BMW 507 Roadster: A folly no longer
It's usual for rare cars that enjoyed notable success in period to command big money today — but those that…
Page 132
Online auction saleroom goes viral
As this issue goes to press, many people involved in the classic car business would ordinarily be resting up after…
Page 133
Why cars auctioned with no reserve tend to sell for more
Michael Lewis’ 1989 book Liar’s Poker introduced the concept of the ‘Big Swinging Dick’, a term used to refer to…
Page 134
Race car buying guide: Renault Sport Spider
The Renault Sport Spider is a curious thing. A quirky- looking two-seater racing car for the road, it was designed…
Page 138
Road car buying guide: Ferrari 'Daytona'
What's in a name? A great deal when you have a product to sell. Something both memorable and relevant, surely?…
Page 166
You were there: 1964 German GP & 1965 British GP
Send us your images If you have any photographs that might be suitable for You Were There, please send them…
Page 168
Parting shot: 1907 Targa Florio
April 22, 1907 Sicily, Italy While still in its infancy as an event, the second-ever Targa Florio certainly didn’t lack…
You may also like
F1
A milestone in F1 history
Sixty years ago, the world was still recovering from the ravages of a world war. But it’s always remarkable how quickly people return to normal life after such devastation. By…
Motorsport News
Video: Dario Franchitti delivers Jim Clark’s Lotus Cortina to new museum
Fellow Scotsman and Indy 500 winner Franchitti delivered the Cortina in a road trip to the newly opened museum dedicated to Clark’s career Ahead of the opening of the Jim…
F1
Ferrari got it wrong at the British GP; was Binotto indecisive or a fair boss?
Carlos Sainz may have won the British Grand Prix but Ferrari missed a chance to capitalise on Red Bull's misfortunes. It was another letdown for Charles Leclerc, writes Tony Dodgins
F1
MPH: Will Verstappen leave next, as slow Red Bull trails F1 leaders?
Red Bull has reshuffled its drivers and changed development direction but its car is still too slow and months behind the progress of F1 rivals, writes Mark Hughes. Max Verstappen's uncertain future makes the way forward even murkier
×