Everything You Need To Know About The Shelby Daytona Coupe
The Shelby Daytona Coupe is great simply because it was built out of the pure drive to win the FIA World Championship. From 1964-65 the Dayton Coupes were campaigned by the British
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Clan Crusader The Forgotten British Sports Car From The 1970s
Chances are you have never heard of the Clan Crusader, a featherweight British sports car born from the same engineering culture that produced Lotus. The project was conceived by former Lotus men
Hayward Long Reach 1970: The Day Picton Ruled Canadian Boat Racing
The morning air over the Bay of Quinte carried the smell of two-stroke fuel and lake water, a scent that had become part of Picton’s identity long before anyone thought to brand
Shelby CAN AM Cars And Factory Parts Offered In Unprecedented Sale
The Shelby CAN AM Series was never about celebrity drivers or big factory-backed teams. It was about access. About giving ambitious racers a real-deal, professionally engineered single-seat sports racer with Shelby DNA
History Of The Jaguar XKSS: From Le Mans Legend To Hollywood Icon
If you stood on Mulholland Drive in the late fifties and heard a straight six climbing the ridge at full song, there was a good chance the driver was Steve McQueen. And
Lamborghini Miura: The Moment The Supercar Was Born
It takes some gumption to roll a naked chassis onto the show floor of one of the biggest car shows in the world. But, in November 1965, Ferruccio Lamborghini did precisely that
Around The World In 90 Days: How Three Morgan 4/4s Proved Adventure Has No Roof
In 1994 three Morgan 4/4 four seaters left the south of France on a mission that sounded more like fiction than a road trip. Ninety days. Thirty eight thousand kilometers. No support
History Of The McLaren M1B: The Can Am Icon That Built A Racing Empire
The McLaren M1B is the car that put the brand on the map and laid the foundation for the future of the British automaker.
Inside the Tokyo Sports Car Club: The Forgotten Story of America’s Gearheads in Japan
In postwar Japan, speed had a way of bringing people together. On the outskirts of Tokyo, amid the roar of jet engines and the hum of sports cars, a new kind of
Grand Prix de Léopoldville
In the late 1950s, a remarkable chapter in motorsport unfolded in the heart of Central Africa: the Grand Prix de Léopoldville. Set against the backdrop of the capital of the then Belgian
Honda RA272 Returns: Honoring 60 Years Since Honda’s First F1 Win
In 1965, at the Mexican Grand Prix, a white-and-red Honda RA272 streaked across the finish line at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, marking not only a victory but a national milestone. At the
Preserving Perfection: Lamborghini Celebrates 10 Years Of Polo Storico In Bologna At Auto e Moto d’Epoca
In Bologna this week, the past roars quietly. Among the gleaming machinery and the hum of collectors’ conversations, Automobili Lamborghini’s stand at Auto e Moto d’Epoca isn’t about the latest hybrid hypercar
The Art Of The Pit Pass
In the golden age of American road racing, the pit pass was more than just a slip of paper or card dangling from a string. It was a backstage pass to a
