January 2006 VRJ

Interview: Jim Busby – Casey Annis speaks with the road racing legend about how he went from drag racer to Le Mans champion.

Profile: Green with Envy – Ed McDonough logs a surprising number of laps in a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO to determine if this iconic car lives up to all the hype.

Feature: Last Years of the Palace – Peter Collins takes a very personal look back at the closing years of competition at London’s only racing circuit-Crystal Palace.

Fast Lines: The Bear – Pete Lyons takes a revealing look at the sometimes gruff, oftentimes misunderstood, Denny Hulme.

Heroes: Graham Hill – Robert Newman examines the fascinating life of the only driver to win racing’s ellusive “Triple Crown.”

Legends Speak: Going Full Circle – British racer Tony Trimmer recounts his rise from Formula Ford to F3 to F1, culminating in his recent return to Formula Ford.

Art History: Le Mans ’67 – Artist Matthew Stevens honors one of the most significant Ford GT40s of all time.

Greatest Racecars: Porsche RS60/RS61 – Sir Stirling Moss reveals what he considers to be one of the greatest racecars he ever drove.

Fabulous Fifties: Palm Springs Revival – Art Evans recalls how a few friends and a few too many glasses of wine ended up resurrecting one of the ’50s most colorful venues.

Last Lap: School – Mike Lawrence discovers the importance of the racing school in shaping the history of motorsport.

First Turn: The New Gold Standard

Market Guide: FIA Prototype