The Lotus 97T: Senna's first race-winner set for Goodwood
On April 21 1985, a 25-year-old Ayrton Senna earned his grand prix wings: securing the first victory of his storied F1 career in the Portuguese Grand Prix at Estoril. His…
A trio of excellent rallying names will be on stage at Race Retro taking your questions
Markku Alén, 1978 FIA Cup for Drivers winner (read world champion), and 1986 World Champion for a matter of days, his career took him to rallying’s biggest marques. A WRC winner with Fiat Abarth and Lancia, and stage wins for Subaru and Toyota, he held the record for the most stage wins until a certain Sébastien Loeb came along. Alén takes to the live interview stage on Saturday at 12pm and 2.30pm.
Finn Ari Vatanen claimed the world title in 1981 alongside David Richards with Ford and with Peugeot won four Dakars, three in a row. He’ll be on stage at Race Retro on both Saturday and Sunday.
Rally New Zealand winner Russell Brookes stood on the RAC Rally podium three times in the late ’70s, and twice won the British Rally Championship. His famous yellow livery is a familiar sight for motor sport fans. As a Ford factory driver he found himself among the same ranks as Björn Waldegård, Hannu Mikkola and Ari Vatanen. Brookes will be at Race Retro all weekend, on stage on Friday and Sunday.
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On April 21 1985, a 25-year-old Ayrton Senna earned his grand prix wings: securing the first victory of his storied F1 career in the Portuguese Grand Prix at Estoril. His…
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