Subscriber Archive F1 on water: the America’s Cup craft at the cutting edge of sailing tech America’s Cup yacht racing is often described as Formula 1 on water, but how alike is it really? Daniel Bernasconi is the man to ask. He spent six years at… November 2024 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Subscriber Archive The man behind Goodwood’s Festival of Speed sculptures Most of the machines one finds at the Goodwood Festival of Speed are designed with singularity of purpose: to go as fast as possible. The clue is in the name.… October 2023 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Veloce: the biggest racing name in multi-billion pound Esports industry In March, Veloce Racing took its first Extreme E victory at the Desert X-Prix in Neom, Saudi Arabia, and in so doing became the first team in sports history to… July 2023 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Shake rattle and roll: Extreme E’s second season Now it’s 1-1 to Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. Rosberg X Racing dominated Extreme E’s inaugural season last year, while Hamilton’s X44 team came through at the final round to… February 2023 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Racing while paralysed: Sam Schmidt's McLaren controlled by his head Sam Schmidt was on the verge of becoming an IndyCar title contender before he crashed his Treadway Racing G-Force in January 2000, testing at the Walt Disney World Speedway near… October 2022 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive The life aquatic with Extreme E: onboard the St Helena Extreme E has two paddocks. The first is the rows of khaki-coloured tents at the race site that include the nine team garages and outside broadcast centre, and which looks… November 2021 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Extreme E's arctic monkeys: electric racing in Greenland Mountains soar above the green and reddish-brown tundra and crystal-clear lakes, similar to the landscape of the Peak District, the Highlands, or the west coast of Ireland. Pan around, though,… November 2021 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Out of Africa Jacky Ickx calls it Formula 1 for the desert. But how has the Dakar Rally fared since its continental shiftfrom Africa to South America? By Adam Hay-Nicholls A truck is… April 2011 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Trading Aces - F1/NASCAR Swap Publicity stunt or not, a car swap between F1's Lewis Hamilton and NASCAR's Tony Stewart still proved fascinating for both, especially on hallowed ground at Watkins Glen BY ADAM HAY-NICHOLLS… September 2011 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls
Archive Nasser's star rises Nasser's star rises Qatari driver Al-Attiyah claims Dakar win for dominant VW The 32nd Dakar Rally was won, for the first time, by a rally driver from the Arab world.… April 2011 Issue By Adam Hay-Nicholls