1952 Ferrari 500/625 Ascari. Taruffi. Villoresi. Farina. Hawthorn. Trintignant. Maglioli. Gonzales. Mieres. Whitehead. Siracusa. Pau. Marseilles. Bremgarten. Sables d’Olonne. Naples. Monaco. Ardmore. Wigram. Invercargill. Johannesburg.… Read More...
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I always dread Mondays. How is it that in the two short days that you and everyone else is out of the office so many…
One of my favorite motor racing personalities was Piers Courage, a talented young gentleman racer, as well as a member of a famous British brewing… Read More...
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I think you have to base your answer to the question, “What is the greatest racing car?” on your own experience. I can’t go back…
Whether or not most of us realize it, a most unusual man is among us. Until the late ’50s, he was one of the very…
As we approached Le Mans 2005, I felt I should write a piece about the 1955 catastrophe for a Website I helped found (www.pitpass.com). With… Read More...
During the FIA World Championship of 1965, the Ford Cobra Coupes competed in the Monza 1000 Km. The two-car team, run by Alan Mann, finished…
The Belgian Grand Prix; Spa-Francorchamps, June 22, 1952. Alberto Ascari tops the hill at Raidillon on his way to another victory with the Ferrari 500/F2.…