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The trials of WB
Tackling muddy hills by car is a long-standing British tradition. Bill Boddy recalls the experts trials he rode on Motorsport…
Tackling muddy hills by car is a long-standing British tradition. Bill Boddy recalls the experts trials he rode on Motorsport…
He was the Grand Prix driver straight from the Hollywood A-list. An offspring of one of modern America's icon dynasties,…
Goodwood Festival of Speed By Ian Lambot Watermark, £35.00. ISBN 1-873200-20-X It's not easy to sum-up a sporting event where…
United States GP (East), Watkins Glen, October 5th 1980 From start to finish, the 1980 season was an unbelievable one…
Here is a backwater of motor-racing history which has connotations to both the great WO Bentley and Sir Henry Birkin.…
The government has changed the tax-free road licence innovation for cars over 25 years old, in as much as this…
What an astonishing F1 ruling that an entrant is not supposed to control the order in which cars finish a…
‘Babs’, Parry Thomas’ great LSR car, helped collect money for the NSPCC on July 5, following a suggestion from a…
The Shelsley Walsh VSCC meeting on July 5 was a memorable occasion, with 121 pre-war cars competing (from a total…
John Lea John Lea, who had a lifetime's racing associations, has died, aged 88. At 15 he rode sidecar for…
Sue Barker got her piece in Saga magazine about buying a used Royce just in time, before the sellout to…
All MG enthusiasts, but especially fans of the Oxford and Abingdon products, are advised to aquire Oxford to Abingdon by…
There are some references to cars in the new Mark Amory book Lord Berners — The Last Eccentric (Chatto &…
Congratulations to the 750 MC which had about 250 entries for this year's 36th National Rally at Beaulieu. This vast…
After four years of suffering Marc Márquez’s master plan – mapped out this time last year – is coming together perfectly. And here we go again with the feud between the house of Márquez and the house of VR46
The Spa Six Hours. Sounds glamorous doesn’t it? Sounds like it should be stock full of low slung slices of exotica staffed by snake-hipped professional drivers who’ve just passed their…
Max Verstappen stands on the brink of a second F1 world championship but as the Suzuka skies threaten another wet race, how will he — and the rest of the grid — deal with it?
Frank and as fiercely competitive as ever, Jason Plato tells Damien Smith why he believes he can bow out of the BTCC as champion — with 100 career wins, and his plans to race at Le Mans — free from the off-track distractions of touring cars