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Editorial, June 2003
The International rules of our sport are written in French. There is an English translation in the FIA's Yearbook, but…
June 2003
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'Small fry' sports race heads refreshed Revival programme
Smaller-engined sports-racing cars of the 1950s will be one of the key new features for the Revival Meeting in early…
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Matters of moment, June 2003
Greats line up for two-driver Le Mans 'Legends' Sir Stirling Moss and Phil Hill are just two of the star…
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News in brief, June 2003
Vauxhall will play a major part in the VSCC meeting at Shelsley Walsh on July 6. Up to 100 30/98s…
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A quick dash of Martini
A pair of Lancia LC2s will race in Group C races in Europe this season with Americans Richard and Benton…
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Crowd expected at Solitude
The Solitude circuit near Stuttgart celebrates its centenary with a major event on July 26-27. Dan Gurney, winner of the…
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Old friends reunited
Former VSCC president 'Steady' Barker recently celebrated his 83rd birthday by being reunited at the old lbsley circuit with 'Simplicity…
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F1 Historics head for Clermont by the dozen
The biggest-ever gathering of V12-powered F1 cars is the target for the Clermont-Ferrand Festival Historique at the end of July.…
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Sunday in the park
The fourth running of the Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix is expected to be the biggest and best yet, with a…
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Events of note
May 23-25 Monza (I) Famous Coppa Inter Europa meeting includes rounds of FIA historic series. 24/25 Rockingham (GB) MG Car…
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'Possum' Bourne
Obituary New Zealand lost its best-known rally driver at the end of April after a freak road accident during preparations…
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VSCC'S Senna tribute at Donington
The biggest-ever gathering of Ayrton Senna's grand prix cars will be the key feature of the VSCC's 'tribute to Ayrton…
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Around the tracks
Wolf huffs and puffs but Juniors bring house down Top Hat Festival: Donington Park The FORCE Classic Grand Prix Car…
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Battling Hardman ensures that it's not all Chiles play
Tour Auto After an almighty five-day battle against the Ferrari 250LM of Peter Hardman, Chris Chiles took a second consecutive…
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Jag victories
Group C: SPA The Group C season kicked off at Spa over the early May Bank Holiday weekend, and Jaguars…
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Porsches suffer on the hard stuff
MSA Historic Rally Championship Major dust problems in Wales did not prevent Steve Perez and Dessie Nutt enjoying a day-long…
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Fast Fredy foils Folch
TGP: Jarama and Spa Fredy Kumschick was a convincing victor when the TGP season started at Jarama in mid-April. The…
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Jason's a Merlyn wizard
HSCC: Cadwell Park Jason Minshaw reminded everyone of his outright pace by taking Historic Formula Ford spoils at the HSCC's…
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Two for Nick
BRDC Historics: Kirkistown Nick Linney scored a double as the BRDC Historic Sports Cars made their debut at the Kirkistown…
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Coopers and the Pacey Mister Majzub spring into action
VSCC: Silverstone Bill Kirkpatrick came out on top of an excellent Cooper battle to win the Amschel Rothschild Trophy race…
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