Long legs and a heavy right boot: Jungle Jim and Jungle Pam
Character, flair and charisma. Classic motorsport had these qualities in spades, and that’s a huge part of the reason why we continue to find memories of retro racing so compelling. Of course the spirited and …
One off Grand Prix winners: José Carlos Pace, Interlagos 1975
Some say that winning your first Grand Prix is one of the most difficult aspects of being a successful GP driver, but over the next few weeks we will showcase seven drivers from the 1970′s …
Video: Pirtek Australian Touring Car Legends. Gold Coast 600 2010
The Pirtek Australian Legends, celebrating 50 years of Australian Touring Car Racing at the V8 Supercars Gold Coast 600.
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Moss & Jenks’ Path
StirlingMoss.com is offering this meticulous reproduction of Dennis Jenkinson’s innovative roller map that helped revolutionize rally navigation and secure victory for the team in the 1955 Mille Miglia.
I happened upon a photo …
English Beat: The story of the 500cc Titanium BSA
For the 1966 500cc World Championship, Birmingham Small Arms schemed up a silver bullet of a motorcycle created from space age materials such as titanium, aluminum alloy and magnesium. However, and despite the company’s best …
Retro Formula 1: Historic F1 Merchandise
This year’s Formula One season has been one of the most exciting the sport has seen in years. Races have ranged from the exciting to the bizarre and, as a welcome change, only one or …
Ron Lechien: 20 Laps and the Truth
For the 1983 season, Team Yamaha hired a 16-year-old kid from El Cajon, California, named Ron Lechien to contest the AMA 125cc National MX Championship Series. Lechien had turned 16 in December of 1982, less …
