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Holland's Jan Lammers
Holland's incurable motorsport addict Jan Lammers will race the Triumph Spitfire of Jigsaw Racing in the Zandvoort round of the…
Holland's incurable motorsport addict Jan Lammers will race the Triumph Spitfire of Jigsaw Racing in the Zandvoort round of the…
Seasoned historic sportscar racer Julian Bronson will make his first major foray into single-seaters this season with the ex-Anthony Ditheridge…
The Masters Series has gained backing from collector-car insurance company Hagerty International. Hagerty becomes the motorsport insurance partner to the…
The 25th anniversary of the World Rally Championship victory of Ari Vatanen and David Richards will be a key feature…
Three-hundred cars spanning more than 50 years of Le Mans history will pack the paddock at the Circuit de la…
An earlier date than usual will do nothing to dampen the importance of the HSCC's Historic Superprix on the Brands…
Round three of the Armajaro MSA British Historic Rally Championship is the first foray onto asphalt for the '06 title…
Le Mans veteran John Sheldon will be the man to beat when the 15th Tour Auto heads away from the…
Now well established over the early May Bank Holiday, the Classic Festival meeting at Donington Park is the highlight of…
Opposites attract our columnist this month, from a Can-Am monster to a dainty, and obscure, Rhodesian GP winner Goodwood: Incongruous…
Tony Southgate has gone from the 750 Motor Club to Formula One glory and Le Mans, and then back again…
Bloodhound LSR hit 628mph during its latest test run in the South African desert as it builds up to a land speed record attempt in 2020/21 Bloodhound at the start of…
By the time Vladimir Putin arrived and the accompanying array of binoculars and rifles appeared on the roofs, it was lap 41. He’d missed the crucial moment of the race’s…
Ferrari has unveiled its new 2022 Formula 1 car - the F1-75 and a return to black and red livery
New rules - introduced after a settlement with Ferrari - have tightened F1's engine regulations, but teams remain suspicious of rivals, writes Mark Hughes