BOURNE SURVIVOR – 1965 BRM P261
In 1966, the rain in Spain didn’t stay mainly on the plain. It blew eastward to the Ardennes Mountains of Belgium, and hurled itself down… Read More...
Browsing: February ’12
Maximum Attack – First of a periodic series on the history of rallying
It all started as a promo for Monte Carlo. Now, it’s a sport of world, European and many national championships that attracts TV viewers in… Read More...
Philippe Alliot
Although he was first afflicted with the racing “bug” when his father took him to Reims as a child, Alliot did not enter competition himself until… Read More...
DTM America
Let me get my bias out of the way, right up front—I’m not a NASCAR fan. Though I’ve tried at various times to convince myself… Read More...
Donald Campbell
Donald Campbell was a hero, like his famous father. But that is where the resemblance ended. Sir Malcolm, who broke no fewer than nine Land… Read More...
Remembering Bernard
It has been three and a half years since Bernard Cahier passed away, but my memories of him still linger affectionately. I first came to… Read More...
Mercedes W125
It’s an interesting question to be asked one’s greatest racecar, and daftly difficult to answer. Rather than look at a car I have driven, I’d… Read More...
The Don
Once in a while a photograph gives me pause, and one such was in the December issue. It showed the start of the 500-cc support… Read More...
Graham Hill’s GTO
Fabulous is one word used to describe Dexter Brown’s original painting of Graham Hill drifting the Maranello Concessionaires Ferrari 250 GTO through Madgwick Corner at… Read More...
Fast Exposure: February 2012
Jacky Ickx in the Ferrari 312B leads the field away from the start of the French Grand Prix at the open-road Charade Circuit on July… Read More...
1964 Whippet Sportsracer
If you were going to build an 850-cc sports racer in the 1960s, which engine would you choose? Larry Kropp answered that question with a… Read More...