Brooklands Museum will be holding a special event on12th September to celebrate the life of Sir Stirling Moss. On show will be dozens of the wide variety of cars that Moss has driven in his legendary career, including his 1954 Read on! →
The first Goodwood breakfast club of the year took place on Sunday 1 August with thousands of eager petrol heads having made early starts to arrive as the gates opened at 7.30am! High expectations were not disappointed with literally hundreds Read on! →
A full list of the entrants for this years Revival Meeting are now available. Once more an impressive array of amazing cars will be on view contesting a whole series of races over the eagerly awaited weekend this September. All Read on! →
An example of what is widely regarded as the greatest sports car ever comes up for sale in August at RM Sotheby’ Monterey auction. The car could achieve what would be a record price for a Porsche with an estimate Read on! →
Great News! Goodwood has now confirmed that the Festival of Speed will now go ahead as planned from 8 – 11 July. It will be part of the Events Research Programme (ERP) as a pilot event. Goodwood is still finalising the full Read on! →
Ecurie Ecosse is planning to produce seven continuation Jaguar C-types to be as close as possible to the seven used by the original team between 1951 and 1955 gaining 59 podiums. The cars will be built as the originals in Read on! →
There are no doubt many who are already aware of this series, but the Masters Historic Racing events offer the chance to see some iconic cars back on track. It has been 17 years since they started, and Masters Historic Read on! →
Motorsport to resume from 29th March 2021. Following the announcement by Prime Minister Boris Johnson that the third lockdown will be lifted, and formally organised outdoor sports can restart in accordance with the appropriate guidance, Motorsport UK has announced that Read on! →
The Department for Transport has confirmed that it is taking the necessary steps to exempt the UK from the implications of the EU Motor Insurance Directive, which is great news for UK motorsport. This follows significant efforts by Motorsport UK, Read on! →
Coys of Kensington Ltd went into administration in April 2020, with debts exceeding £5 million. This was not of course the first time that a “Coys” company had gone into administration with customers having not been paid for their sold Read on! →
