Archive Speedshop 3 As this issue of Motor Sport went to press, the first major classic car auctions of 2019 were about to get underway in sunny Arizona where Bonhams, Gooding and Co… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Precision, March 2019 There can’t be many people who are not moved by the sight and sound of a Spitfire (the aircraft I mean, not the Triumph roadster), so we can expect emotions… March 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 1 If you’ve seen Le Mans ’66 (or Ford v Ferrari as it’s called in the US) you’ll probably know that the Ford GT40s and Shelby Cobras used in the movie… February 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop 2 There’s little doubt that modern is the new classic, a fact evinced by the forthcoming sale of a line-up of contemporary supercars amassed by American collector and speed freak Scott… February 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Precision, February 2020 Copenhagen-based REC was established in 2011 by Danes Jonathan Kamstrup and Christian Mygh who, like various brands before them, saw a market for watches that incorporated components made from the… February 2020 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Speedshop 1 Dealer There will be few (if any) Motor Sport readers who don’t recognise the initials TWR as short-hand for Tom Walkinshaw Racing, the team that put Jaguar back on the competition… September 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Precision, September 2019 Anyone with an interest in watches will know there’s no shortage of UK-based brands, the majority of which design their offerings here and have them produced overseas, usually by private… September 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop Auction Hero With its ‘jet afterburner’ rear light clusters and swooping, space-age styling, few cars more ably captured the ‘Dan Dare’ zeitgeist of the 1950s than the remarkable Ghia-bodied Fiat 8V ‘Supersonic’.… August 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop1 Dealer Anyone looking for a unique race car with an interesting history and a long-standing competition record could do worse than head to John Polson’s Polson Motor Company in bucolic Suffolk… August 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop Race car buying Few racing cars have enjoyed such long and successful careers as Lola’s T300 series. What started out as a world-beating Formula 5000 open-wheeler in 1971 outlived the cars that were… July 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Speedshop Auctions 2 Several usually upbeat dealers have told me lately that the classic car market is in the doldrums. The problem seems to stem from investors – or their absence. It’s well… July 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton
Archive Dealer: Hexagon Classics When it comes to collectable Porsche road cars, it’s the sublime 2.7RS that generally gets the nod as being at the top of the tree, while the less track-worthy Targa… July 2019 Issue By Simon de Burton