The Chevron B16 which took a Wankel engine to Le Mans 21 years before Mazda won the event with a similar powerplant is to return to the circuits this year…

Carved into the lush hills outside Portimao in southern Portugal, the spectacular Autódromo Internacional Algarve has provided an imposing challenge to end the European historic racing season since 2009. Following…

Melbourne racing grandee Lex Davison won at the sensational Phillip Island circuit’s inaugural meeting in December 1956. It was thus poetic that grandson Alex should celebrate the dynasty’s relaunch of…

Circuit Park Zandvoort’s third Historic Grand Prix event, on August 29-31, attracted a record 50,000 spectators and featured not only the cream of Europe’s racing championships but also competitors from…

The cycle of life: Gerry Marshall is gone, but there's a new kid with captivating car control and a special talent Donington Park: Pure driving talent has never been in short…

If the Coys festival at Silverstone is not already in your diary, put it in now. Marcus Pye reveals why the 2000 edition should be the best ever Fifty years…

A V12 D-Type Auto Union, a sister to the car in which Tazio Nuvolari won the 1938 Donington Grand Prix, could race at the circuit in the VSCC's Richard Seaman…

From Coys to Goodwood, Le Mans to Monza, this season's historic calendar is packed with thrills. Marcus Pye previews the best action. From ignominious failure to heroic Formula One World…

This year's Spa Six Hours allowed those present to immerse themselves in some fine historic racing By Marcus Pye Hallowed Francorchamps, home of motor racing in Belgium since 1924, is…

MAWP hails Cooper's forthcoming 60th year and ponders the current plethora of historic motorsport meetings July 2006:  The Cooper Car Co's almost unparalleled contribution to motorsport and to Great Britain's…

Former Grand Prix driver and retired team boss Jackie Oliver returned to his racing roots when he drove Jim Utting's Ford Mustang to third place in the first Top Hat…

In the end, it surpassed the wildest expectations. Fifty years to the day after its first meeting, motor racing returned to Goodwood with an event none of the 80,000 spectators…