The 2010 season so far saw FISC introducing some novelties to their motor racing calendar. Not all were successful, but nevertheless there seems to be more than enough interest for next year.

Masters Historic Racing have launched a new series for pre 1966 FIA spec Minis, which has come about thanks to competitor interest and with the potential for a double-driver cost-sharing entry.

The F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series has introduced a change in their pricing structure over the weekend, which has been well received. Pieter Bakker, the F.I.S.C. organizer, said: ‘Judging by the first e-mails I received, our new policy

The F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series recently introduced, what they call their ‘Race&Care’ comfort package, what means as much that you can concentrate on your racing in a relaxed fashion, while they concentrate on caring for you.

The simpler, the better, one must have thought when the 2010 F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series regulations were written. What used to be a

What are they, Legendary Circuits? If you ask someone in his twenties, I am sure you will get a different answer, then when you ask someone my age.
The first Grand Prix I watched live, was the 1967 Zandvoort Dutch GP. There I was, 14 years old at that time, buying myself a ticket with some [...]

As a result of a complete demolition by its former organizer, the French Trophée Lotus will abandon its activities, but already a new group of enthusiasts is trying to rejuvenate the series.
Pieter Bakker, the longtime organizer of the F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series, gave a first reaction; “The partnership with the former organizer was without respect [...]