One of the most skilful and natural drivers ever to grace Formula One, writes the three times F1 World Champion Jackie Stewart, in his foreword to Eoin Young’s biography of Chris Amon.

It was in 1966, when we saw the 32 year old John Surtees wrapping up the first Can-Am title in his Lola T70 Spyder, a car which still captures the imagination today.

The 1st Bahamas Speed Week Revival will continue where the original left off, in the traditional spirit and on its original date.

Months of preparations are complete, and the Tasman revival 2010 is on the grid, engines revving, watching for the lights to turn green.

Motor racing has has generated lots of exiting stories and legendary moments. Some of the most interesting moments, from the golden age of motorsports, have been captured in the Grand Prix Originals collection.

Motorclassica in Australia has been created around three strong presentations, Tour Classica, Supercar Central and Picnic with the Classics.

Nogaro, situated in the south west of France near the Pyrenees was predominantly a F2 track, but also a trusted F1 test track.

‘Road Racing’, a publication by Linda Weldon,  features candid shots of the great drivers from an era when European Grand Prix stars competed head to head with road racing stars from Tasmania as well as North and South America in F1, Can-Am and F5000. This book, ninety-eight pages of black and white photographs, is dedicated [...]