A water-cooled engine? And itâs at the front? And itâs a Porsche?! The motoring press in the late â70s couldnât believe it. Then, at the… Read More...
Seventeen years ago, I started this magazine, in no small part, because I was finding it increasingly difficult to be surrounded by so much sadness… Read More...
AÂ few miles north of Paso Robles we come up over a rise on a rolling two-lane road through Central Californiaâs golden, hilly wine country and… Read More...
It began in Richmond, Indiana, in 1851 when Daniel W. Marmon and his partner, a fellow named Nordyke, began manufacturing millstones. They were so successful… Read More...
The picturesque village of Cropredy, Oxfordshire, home to approximately 700 souls, is little known to most, even to those living within a 20-mile radius of… Read More...
Do these bellbottoms make my car look fat? Show of handsâŚhow many of you sported a pair of bellbottoms in the 1970s? That was the… Read More...
Examining the Leyton House CG901 it is as much about the man who designed the car, Adrian Newey, as the car itself. It was Irish… Read More...
Haskell Wexler is an Oscar-winning cinematographer, taking home the coveted golden trophies for his work on Whoâs Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Bound for Glory.… Read More...
Whoosh-bang. That sort of gives an impression of Ross Brawnâs 2009 Formula One season. The year of the spectacularly successful, flash in the pan called… Read More...
69 Pit Stop 2CV Watch Unusual by todayâs standards, the speedometer of the early 2CV [See this monthâs âDrivenâ] was mounted to the left of…
My father, Walt Hansgen, raced from 1951 to 1966, competing in 244 events and winning 106 of them. Initially he raced his own cars, but… Read More...