March 2015 VR

VINTAGE RACECAR

Interview: Bob Tullius – John Wright talks with the leader of fabled Group 44 about his storied career racing with an iconic number.

Profile: Fast Chameleon – Patrick Quinn test drives a 1971 Lotus 69 that enjoyed great success in the USA.

Feature: Ascari Ferrari: The Lost Years – Bob Campbell uncovers the continuing history of the car that carried a World Champion to Grand Prix glory.

Heroes: Jean Bugatti – Robert Newman looks at the accomplishments of Ettore Bugatti’s tragic, but talented, son.

Legends Speak: Remembering John Crosslé – Paul McMorran discusses the life and legacy of the man who founded and nurtured the Crosslé Car Company.

Art History: “12 Hours of Sebring, March ‘64” – Fabrice Lachavanne captures the multi-marque fight at the front during the early days of the Cobra-Ferrari war.

Greatest Racecars: Cooper T81-Maserati – Steve Neal remembers the car that might have taken him to the pinnacle of the sport.

Last Lap: Small Ads, Big Cars – Mike Lawrence examines the lifespans of racing car constructors and how their products live on.

First Turn: GT40 Mystique

Hidden Treasure: Inline-6 12-port

Market Guide: Formula One

Photo Galleries: Silverstone, Sandown, Sebring

VINTAGE ROADCAR

By Design: What Makes a Car “Beautiful”?

Profile: Roesch’s Vision – 1933 Talbot London AW75

Interview: Philip Young – Founder of the Endurance Rally Association

Feature: Successful Upper-Class Solidarity – 1937 Buick Roadmaster Convertible Sedan

Driven: 1939 MG TB

Photo Gallery: Duck Tail Run 2014, London-to-Brighton Veteran Car Run 2014, Vintage Sports Car Club Winter Trials, LeJog British Classic Rally 2014