Archive Obituary – Erik Carlsson Erik Carlsson, rallying’s first superstar, died on May 27. He was 86. As large in size as he was in stature, the Swede’s generous proportions were at odds with the… August 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive The roaring Forties The HRG Aerodynamic caused quite a stir when launched almost 70 years ago. It still does… Writer Richard Heseltine, Photographer Manuel Portugal you could call it anti-expectation. This is an… July 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Nothing but the truth It’s a result that sparked half a century of rumour and counter-rumour. Did the winning drivers receive illicit assistance? Luigi Chinetti Jr is well placed to dispel a few myths… June 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Short, sharp, shock Has any competition car stirred the senses in quite the same manner as a Lancia Stratos? We took a ride in a true original, lightly restored after 20 years of… May 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Obituary – Jem Marsh Marcos founder Jeremy George Weston ‘Jem’ Marsh died on March 2. He was 84. The Westcountryman first ventured trackside in 1954 in an Austin Seven special, having only recently left… May 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Moody Blue Taking a slice out of its road car gave Aston Martin a moment of glory on the track, but it also shaped the marque’s styling approach for a decade Writer:… February 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Charge of the light brigade Cisitalia might be a relative footnote in automotive history, but for a fleeting time it created quite an impact. We tried a 202MM Spider, one of its greatest creations Writer:… January 2015 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Gentle giant The distinctive Gooda Special Bentley proved to be a crowd favourite when it raced at Goodwood last March – and it’s every bit as engaging behind the wheel as it… December 2014 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Obituary – Dr Dick Thompson Sports car racer Dr Dick Thompson died on September 14, aged 94. The Washington-born driver made his debut aboard an MG TD in the inaugural Sebring 12 Hours, with Bill… December 2014 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Great Read Archive 100 years of Maserati It seems so improbable: a century has elapsed since Alfieri Maserati set up shop in Bologna, initially carrying out general engineering work and perfecting his own brand of spark plugs.… November 2014 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive John Crosslé – obituary The founder of the world’s longest-established racing car-building firm died on August 31. He was 83. The Scotland-born, County Tyrone-raised farmer turned car builder initially found fame on two wheels.… November 2014 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Rallye Sport Fords The inside story Mike Morton This is very much a personal story written by a sometime racer who spent 23 years project managing, planning and implementing the hottest of hot… February 2008 Issue By Richard Heseltine
