It's funny how the public reacts, sometimes. If you're driving something vaguely exotic, or mildly bizarre, you expect people to ask you questions on service station forecourts. Of the test…

It didn't look like much at first, just a wispy cloud of snow particles, blown across the M25 from the top of an articulated trailer. It was only like driving…

The latest addition to Mazda's range of cars is the only one to carry a name - Xedos. Despite appearances, this has no Greek origins. It is a marketing creation,…

Renault was adamant, when it launched the new Clio, that it wouldn't be offering yellow as a colour option in the UK. Yellow cars don't sell this side of the…

Goodwood. It's still a name that means something to the British racing public, even though it's 27 years since a pukka race meeting was held at the West Sussex airfield…

If Grand Prix drivers thought that the annual rush down to La Source was tight at the start of the Belgian GP, they'd find it's nothing compared to the squeeze…

Bahrain’s sheikhs made way for a different kind of royalty at the season-opening Grand Prix, as 18 World Champions turned out for a special diamond anniversary By Simon Arron March…

Shortly before we closed for press, the Swedish Rally ended in Karlstad. Colin McRae fully justified his inclusion in Subaru's World Championship line-up by finishing second, the best British result…

The South African Grand Prix at Kyalami re-introduced something that hasn't been seen in Formula One for a while. The battle between Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost and Michael Schumacher might…

Success in the European F3000 Championship has, in the past, been excellent news for drivers . . . but a gloomy omen for teams. The statistics are quite astonishing. Since…

It caused quite a degree of puzzlement when the entry list for the 1993 Le Mans 24 Hours was first published. There, rounding off the GT entry list, at number…

Britain is almost as rich in one-make sports car series as it is in monotype saloon categories. Here, we try two varieties at different ends of the subtlety spectrum There…