November 2011 VRJ

Interview: Roy Gane – John Wright speaks with one of Roger Penske’s earliest collaborators about his days racing with The Captain and some of the tricks they employed.

Profile: 1958 Buchanan MG – Patrick Quinn takes a spin in a fiberglass-bodied MG special that took its basic shape from an Aston Martin imported to race in the Antipodes.

Feature: Peter Perfice, Part 2 – Hal Crocker concludes his unique appreciation of Peter Gregg with a revealing look into the controversial driver’s later years.

Fast Lines: Timeless Appeal – Pete Lyons reveals his love for Austin-Healeys while wondering if he might really be Italian.

Heroes: Innes Ireland – Robert Newman recalls the on- and off-track exploits of the driver who gave Team Lotus its first GP victory.

Legends Speak: Spanish Racing Crusader – Adrian Campos talks about Spain’s involvement in Formula One from his day to current times.

Art History: “Alfetta” – Michael Jekot paints Juan Manuel Fangio driving Alfa Romeo’s 158 on an Alfa Romeo Spider’d hood.

Greatest Racecars: Toyota TS020 GT One – Thierry Boutsen remembers this Japanese Le Mans racer as the most efficient car he ever drove.

Last Lap: The Ring – Mike Lawrence looks back upon his ongoing encounters with Germany’s most spectacular racing circuit.

First Turn: Drive Away Cancer

Hidden Treasure: 1950 Giaur

Market Guide: Prewar, Part 2

Photo Galleries: Portland, Cholmondeley, Road America, Silverstone, Morgan Park, Prescott.