1954 Alvis Grey Lady At the 2004 Goodwood Revival, a most unlikely machine quickly became the large crowd’s favorite as Ivan Dutton and the late… Read More...
Agility and power. Those were two key demands of the 3,000 and more hairpins, corners and bends that made up the fabled Madonie circuit of… Read More...
Dan Gerber started racing in midwest SCCA events in an Austin-Healey in 1961, while in 1962 he also started racing a Ferrari Testa Rossa. In… Read More...
As you’ve hopefully noticed over the past couple of years, we’ve been bringing you quite a bit of content from the “Land Down Under.” I’ve…
The amply proportioned Vincenzo Lancia was a double hero, if you will. He was a successful racing driver with over 20 victories to his credit… Read More...
I first met Maurice at the Castle of Galifet in 1979 or 1980 at a funeral. It was a funeral of a very dear friend… Read More...
We have had this conversation before! When you get asked a question about your greatest drive, or greatest race or the greatest racecar, you always…
The immutable rule of life is that every living thing is born, lives and dies. Publications are living things, and as such, they don’t live…
The name of Toyota’s most prolific model is “Corolla” but I wonder how they sell any in Tokyo when nobody can pronounce it. For domestic… Read More...
The painting pays tribute to Smokey Yunick, and the last ever Daytona Beach Race (Oceanside Speedway) on February 3rd, 1958. Paul Goldsmith drove Smokey’s ’58…
The Monaco Grand Prix; Monte Carlo, May 22, 1955. The start of a dramatic race. Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss in the Mercedes W196…