Archive Trick Cat chasing a hat-trick What does it take to prepare a Goodwood Revival winner? We took a look at JD Classics’ E-type, which has won the RAC TT Celebration for the past two years… October 2017 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Classic test: Fiat 508S All things light and beautiful Lips and fingers are turning blue, much like the air. It’s cold, it’s early and we’re stuck in a 4mph car-conga. Coulsdon in Surrey during rush… February 2017 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive How to make a monster The inside line on five key cars from rallying's most revered chapter by Richard Heseltine If Can-Am was the original ‘knife-fight rules’ circuit category, Group B was rallying’s closest equivalent.… December 2016 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Worst racing films Time for Sylvester Stallone to avert his gaze... Red Line 7000 (1965) This crash-fest-cum-soap opera is conspicuously absent from many books on director Howard Hawks, and with good reason. Starring… August 2016 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Best racing films Rush (2013) See past the fact that the plot is mostly bunkum, and some of the CGI is a bit shonky, and there’s much to like. Thor, sorry, Chris Hemsworth… August 2016 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive 50 years on – Frankenheimer’s Grand Prix "I’m not saying it’s my best film, but it was certainly one of the most satisfactory films I’ve made because I’ve had a Walter Mitty idea all my life about… August 2016 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive The cat's first growl As Jaguar returns to racing in Formula E, we spotlight the marque’s very first track success in what would be a proud record – and it’s a long way from… March 2016 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Track test -- Monsanto Park It staged only one grand prix, but Monsanto Park helped establish Portugal as a player in F1. Richard Heseltine retraces its history. Photography by Ian Dawson. The look of displeasure… February 2005 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Leader of the Peloton In Walt Disney’s fantasy world this Ferrari 250GT Tour de France was beaten by a VW Beetle, but in reality there’s little to touch it Writer Richard Heseltine Photographer Michael… October 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Patter of tiny feats French manufacturer DB’s cars were seldom conventional, but quirky looks tended to mask giant-killing performance Writer Richard Heseltine Photographer Manuel Portugal There is no escaping, only ducking. At some point,… September 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive "I raced one" This rally czar gave modern rally weapons a fright with his Big Healey on the 1981 Himalayan Rally… “It had been a childhood dream to rally a Healey. My father… May 2009 Issue By Richard Heseltine
