November 2017 VR

VINTAGE RACECAR

Interview: Bob Curl – Mike Jiggle speaks with the prolific designer of the Nomad, about his many projects from Formula One to electric cars.

Profile: Last of the Few – Mike Jiggle discovers what a finely designed racing car the Nomad-BRM Mk3 really was.

Feature: Route to ’66 – Part 2 – Roger Dixon concludes his examination of Ford’s initially unsuccessful quest for victory at Le Mans half a century ago.

Heroes: Eddie Cheever – Robert Newman assesses the career of the American driver with the most F1 World Championship starts.

Legends Speak: Building the Nomads – Mark Konig discusses how he and Bob Curl created a successful series of sports racing cars.

Art History: “Mille Miglia 1956” – Paul Chenard portrays Eugenio Castellotti’s winning Ferrari from Italy’s rainy 1,000-mile road race.

Greatest Racecars: 1991 TWR-Jaguar XJR14 – Martin Brundle recalls why the Group C Jaguar was his finest weapon.

Last Lap: Points – Howden Ganley examines the way that performance has been rewarded throughout racing history.

First Turn: CFD Provocateur

Hidden Treasure: 1996 Passion Motors Contessa Track Car

Market Guide: Prewar, Part 2

Photo Galleries: Prescott Hill, Mallory Park, Brands Hatch, Crystal Palace, Monterey

VINTAGE ROADCAR

By Design: The Jaguar with Italian Roots

Profile: 1973 Citroën SM

Interview: Ant Anstead – Restorer, Wheeler Dealer’s New TV Presenter

Feature: Jowett Cars – A Brief History of Jowett Cars in the 1930s

Driven: 1961 Jaguar E-Type

Photo Gallery: Botham Vineyards Vintage Celebration, Concours on the Avenue, Carmel Mission Classic, Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance

Showcase: Product Review