1953 Austin-Healey 100 Is this the ideal sports car of the 1950s? The car that sparked thousands of people into thinking they could buy a… Read More...
The J. Frank Harrison story Given todayâs racing environment with its multi-million-dollar corporate budgets, it can be hard to imagine a time when private individuals… Read More...
Englishman Andy Wallace is one of only eight drivers ever to post at least one victory in each of endurance racingâs Big Three signature events,… Read More...
I read a statistic the other day that totally floored me. In the United States, less than 10% of the population knows how to drive… Read More...
Hans Stuck first met Adolf Hitler in 1925, when a mutual friend brought the budding FĂźhrer to the racing driverâs farm near Freiburg, Germany, for… Read More...
What is it among first experiences thatâs supposed to be the most unforgettable? A boyâs first kiss? I certainly remember that. First bicycle? Ditto. A… Read More...
I have been asked, a number of times, which branch of motor sport I enjoyed the most: driving, management, or loosely speaking designing, as my… Read More...
During the early fifties, one of the biggest sports stars in the United States was Sam Hanks. Notice I said âsports,â not motor sports. He… Read More...
When people learn that I write about motor racing, they assume I am always jetting off to exotic locations. I have to tell them that… Read More...
Frank Gardner was the classic sportsman, excelling in swimming, rowing, surfing, and boxing before he began to race speedway bikes in the 1940s. Jaguars were… Read More...
March 2009 The Portuguese Grand Prix; Monsanto, August 23, 1959. Shortly before the race Phil Hill and Ferrariâs chief designer Carlo Chiti exchange views while… Read More...