Get updates automaticallyYears ago I concluded an interview with Bernie Ecclestone with a question about his relationship with Max Mosley. We all sit there in the press room, I said, and endlessly ask, ‘Well, are they joined at the hip, or what? Are they really at loggerheads about this or that? Or…
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On Monday after the Canadian Grand Prix, our editor in chief Nigel Roebuck and I drove south from Montreal through the Adirondack Mountains to Albany. After dinner and an overnight stay at my friend and photographer Gary Gold’s home we continued our trip south to spend an afternoon with Mario…
Last week, Motor Sport was invited to the Italian designer Giuliano Mazzuoli’s latest watch creation launch at Bibendium on the Fulham Road.
The Contagiri (Italian for rev counter) (top) was shown to me by Giuliano (above) earlier that afternoon and what a smart watch it is. The first 50 will be…
Motor Sport is pleased to offer readers the opportunity to win tickets for the testing at Silverstone, two weeks before the British Grand Prix.
Get closer to the action than you ever will over the GP weekend and find out who’s fast and who’s struggling for pace at the famous Northamptonshire…
If you have ever been to Le Mans and spent much of the time running back and forwards trying to find the best place to watch, like I have, you may be interested to hear about Kangaroo TV.
Being far from a regular exerciser, the thought of 24-hour access to real-time…
A Grand Prix victory for BMW, and for Robert Kubica, had been coming a while, and in Montreal – the scene of Kubica’s horrific accident 12 months ago – it duly did. “We certainly didn’t have the quickest car,” Kubica said. “In fact, in competitive terms, this wasn’t our strongest…
Sunday June 8 will go down in the diary as one of those special motor racing days.
Breakfast with Stefan Johansson, surely one of the truly great guys in the sport. He’s back in Sweden to drive a March 761 in the Ronnie Peterson Historic Grand Prix.
“I just love driving still,”…
Lewis Hamilton looked like he had pole in the bag, but near the end of Q3 Raikkonen went one better, nudging the Briton off the top spot. Soon afterwards Kubica did exactly the same to the Finn and Hamilton dropped to third.
Having been called in and given some fresh rubber,…
After a nine-year run at Indianapolis, we are once again without a United States Grand Prix. As we all know, the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal this weekend will be Formula One’s closest brush with the USA this year. Indianapolis Motor Speedway boss Tony George is committed to attempting to…
It wasn’t until I was driving down the A3 on a very wet Sunday morning (at a relatively antisocial 7am) to Goodwood for the Supercar Breakfast Club meeting, and looked in my rear view mirror, that I realised how much effort supercar owners were going to in order to parade…
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