April 2011 VRJ

Interview: Al Pease – John Wright illuminates the career of a veteran Canadian racer who took part in the inaugural running of his nation’s Formula One Grand Prix.

Profile: Back to the Future – Ed McDonough samples the F1-67 “Nonda,” a modern-day distillation of the iconic Formula One machines from 1967 and wonders, “Is this an homage to the past or a glimpse of the future?”

Feature: Track Day Cars – We take a snapshot look at some of the more interesting “play date” track day cars of interest to the historic enthusiast.

Best of 2010 Photography – Our annual tribute to the best historic motorsport photography from last year.

Fast Lines: Ginther’s Honda – Pete Lyons recalls discussing Honda’s early Formula 1 performances with factory driver Richie Ginther.

Heroes: Guy Moll – Robert Newman assesses the career of a promising young Algerian racer whose story was ended too soon.

Legends Speak: Blame It On the Grid Girls – Hans Heyer discusses the range of his racing career, including his unofficial foray into Formula One.

Art History: “Black and Gold” – Josh Boyall creates a lasting image of Ayrton Senna’s iconic Lotus 98T/004 Grand Prix machine.

The Golden Age: Shelby’s Trans-Am – Art Evans examines the early days of the Trans-Am and Shelby American’s efforts with the Mustang.

Greatest Racecars: 2006 Renault R26 2.4V8 – Giancarlo Fisichella looks fondly back upon the Formula One car in which he enjoyed great success.

Last Lap: Sir Black Jack – Mike Lawrence makes the case that Australia’s triple World Champion is under-appreciated.

First Turn: Track Day Cars

Hidden Treasure: 1963 Jabro Mk4

Market Guide: Two-liter Sports Racers