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The other (quicker) Jacques Villeneuve
There’s a little town in Quebec, situated in the nub where three rivers meet, hence the name Trois Rivières. There,…
There’s a little town in Quebec, situated in the nub where three rivers meet, hence the name Trois Rivières. There,…
The BMC/BL Competitions Department By Bill Price Haynes, £29.95. ISBN 1 85960 439 This is scarcely a second edition of…
Le Mans 24 Hours June 11-12, 1977 He had already won the great race on three occasions, but Jacky Ickx…
I sometimes think that I was put on this earth, ineffectively, to try to answer motor racing puzzles. The most…
I was reminded of an interview I did years ago with Hector Dobbs, who raced, very successfully, a series of…
Owners of older cars continue to enjoy driving to Mark Garfitt's Summer Serendipity (a word introduced to the VSCC by…
Andrew Frankel was right when he observed that Goodwood was the true successor to Brooklands. With its short races at…
When I realised that The Queen of Whale Cay by Kate Summerscale (Fourth Estate, 1997, ISBN: 1-85702-360-9) was a very…
It happened in 1924. The Alvis company upset Darracq, after these cars had achieved their 1, 2, 3 victory in…
One of the better things that has happened to me has been to receive a pictorial record of Sam Clutton's…
At the annual Brooklands Society reunion the Napier-Railton was the major attraction, and 13 genuine ex-Brooklands cars and three ex-BMCRC…
The Alpine A110 will soon have its own championship, and not without precedent French car manufacturer Alpine has announced a new one-make race series, to be contested by its 2018 A110 sports car.…
From small town takeovers to a Spice Girl extravaganza: here are some of the most lavish and dramatic launch events we've seen in F1 history
Dominique Bastien will become the oldest driver to race in the Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend. The 74-year-old tells James Elson that he's not there to make up the numbers
The warnings had been fairly bleak. The circuit, we were told, wasn’t so much in the middle of nowhere as teetering on oblivion’s edge. Restaurants were few and far between……