
10 Instagram Accounts to Follow This Weekend
As we wind down for the weekend, we always enjoy taking the load off and finding some new people and brands to follow on Instagram.

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The drivers, the cars they raced and the races that made them — 85 stories.

As we wind down for the weekend, we always enjoy taking the load off and finding some new people and brands to follow on Instagram.

This great YouTube video is one of a series of Top Fives from Porsche.

We’ve written before about our love of the tobacco sponsored era of motorsport .

If you are a racing driver or track enthusiast, you learn an important lesson very early on.

I can still vividly remember seeing the original Corolla GT Coupe in British Touring Car Racing.
So it’s finally happened. Stefan Bellof’s legendary lap record around the Nurburgring has finally been beaten by Timo Bernhard in that mighty Porsche LMP1 monster.

This is the movie we would love to have made.

As a life long non-smoker, it comes as a surprise to some that I love JPS Black and Gold.

“They just don’t make them like that any more’ “In my day, they were proper cars.

In theory I should be a fully signed up chain smoker, a two packs a day man with a gravelly, action film voice-over tone.

For sure, the turbine like whistle of a Tesla or the whisper quiet creepiness of a Lexus as it sidles up behind you in a parking lot will never have…

We’ve a soft spot for Jean Ragnotti. Anyone who drives with such passion and commitment, while balancing it with mental dexterity, is to be applauded.

Lest summer, we visited Duns in the Scottish Borders to commemorate the passing of fifty years since Jim Clark was both Indy 500 winner and Formula…

Silence. Silence apart from the sound of my breathing, each breath hanging in the air before me.

Here’s a couple of laps of the iconic Donington Park circuit from summer 2015 alongside Andy McKenna.

We will openly admit to not being fans of modern Formula One.
If you’re as down as we were at being unable to make it at Rennsport Reunion in October, you’ll know the physical pain we felt when viewing this great set of images from Porsche Motorsport North America.

Seventies Formula One fans will almost certainly have seen this clip before.

This lovely video by Vimeo user Daniel Fery in Belgium will make us all wish we had the resources to obtain a Porsche 917.

This is a lovely video produced by Credit Suisse of Sir Stirling Moss talking at his London home with motorsport journalist, broadcaster and Goodwood…

This year’s Goodwood Revival was yet another professional display of the talents of Lord March’s team.
Air cooled Porsche 911 enthusiasts will be fully aware of the toll the natural environment takes on those old, original dash rolls from Porsche 911’s…

When we visited the new Jaguar Heritage Driving Experience last year at Kenilworth , we heard of the interesting news of the Jaguar Heritage…

At racing circuits across the world, the name Jim Clark is spoken with regard and reverence.
In the ebb and flow of the Porsche world, one of the constant reference points has always been Autofarm.

I was pleasantly surprised to see Norman Dewis receiving an OBE in the Queen’s New Years Honours List.

I’ll warn you now. If you’re of the long thin Englishman build like myself, you may struggle with the fit of a C Type Jaguar.

Customers travel from across the world to collect their new cars at the BMW Welt factory collection programme.

Next time you’re having a bad day or need some inspiration, watch this short video on Alex Zanardi.

A recent article on the highly regarded Road and Track Magazine’s website proved popular.

As ever the 2014 Mdina Grand Prix held in Malta from 9th – 12th October was brilliant, in fact quite possibly the best ever on track.As the European…

Adrenalin is the forthcoming DVD by film makers Tim and Nick Hahne.

The weekend following the Goodwood Revival can often seem a bit of a let down.

I recall to this day the very first time I saw a GPA Formula One helmet.

As more details are emerging about the final six Jaguar E Type Lightweight, we thought it was a good time to take a look at all the aspects of this…

Driver coach and Clark fan Andy McKenna A pause down the phone line from McKenna.

It’s back in 2004, the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Rain is falling in those annoying short showers that just stop the track from drying completely.
It’s not very often that we simply cut and paste a press release verbatim here at Historic Racer.

As we enter Mille Miglia week, our inboxes are filled with car manufacturers with historical links to the original race.

So today, Jaguar announced the plan to finally build the six remaining ‘lost’ Lightweight E Type Jaguars.

A great video on The Racer channel interviewing the great American racer Dan Gurney.

A superb period movie from 1955, showing the original layout of Spa Francorchamps in Belgium.

Probably the best video created by the Petrolicious guys to date.

Ever since joining Porsche, Mark Webber has had a spring in his step.

It’s been a while. A while since I drove an early, well sorted, lightweight 911.

I’ve never been to Laguna Seca, it’s one of those wonderful circuits in North America I’d love to drive at some point.

With the fast approaching 50 year celebration of the Bluebird CN7 at Beaulieu July 17th, Grant Ford met with Speed Records authority Geoff Holden to…

This image was posted on Twitter more than ten days ago now and it’s still getting mentions and RT’s.

T his lovely D Type Jaguar stood out of the RM Auctions’ Paris sale catalogue for us.

Following on from our article on the delivery mileage Porsche 959 , here’s a fascinating story about a Porsche 917 Can Am that’s never been raced.

If your historic race car is currently sitting on axle stands, that BDA on the workbench, cams, valves, valvesprings carefully lined up, last…

Following the recently announced purchase of the Lister Motor Company in May 2013, pricing for the new cars has now been announced in its 60th…

UK based viewers will find this three part documentary an interesting watch.

Jo Bonnier was involved in an accident on the straight between Mulsanne Corner and Indianapolis at Le Mans in 1972 when his open-top Lola-Cosworth…

The more casual Porsche viewer might be forgiven for being unaware of the company’s considerable success at rallying and off road racing.

This car is the stunning result of the colaboration between Toyota and All American Racers in the 1980’s.

Grant Ford braved the early autumn cold recently to view the 2013 London to Brighton event.

Our Man Grant Ford has been jetting out to the Mdina Historic Grand Prix for the last couple of years.

Christophe Terriou over does the slide and is just about to hit the barrier, no real damage, just a little embarrassed If you weren’t at the Masters…

One of the prettiest racing cars I ever saw as a kid growing up was the Lister Knobbly.
Probably the most widely commented on video of this year’s Goodwood Revival is the on board footage of Kenny Brock driving Adrian Newey’s Ford GT40 in the wet.

Pressing commitments mean that I’ll be missing the Tour De Remparts this year, though a short notice gap in the calendar meant that we did take the…

Just wanted to share with you a build thread of eye watering expense, as the owner of a newly acquired Ferrari F40 LM shares his progress of the…

Just a few days to go now before the RM Auctions Arizona sale, we thought it worthwhile to take a look at some of the competition cars being entered…

Alex Buncombe had a busy three days at the Nurburgring Oldtimer GP this past weekend, racing with the Jaguar Heritage racing team in the C Type and E…

Here’s a cool video from eGarage and Don Vintage about a Washington based racing car restoration shop.

With the temperature at a wonderful 28 degrees C and a bit of a breeze, Dijon in France offered the perfect summer weather for racing over the…

If you loved the Hunt vs Lauda documentary on TV recently, then you’ll be interested to watch this Q&A session on The Racer’s Edge.
Here’s a really nice set of images by Nigel Harniman shot last weekend at Shelsley Walsh.

We’re at Croft circuit, the north of England UK.

Jody Scheckter will be jumping back into his old six wheel Tyrell for the first time in forty years this August.

Fans of RS500 Sierra Cosworths will instantly recognise these two.

Take a few minutes and watch this great video.

In 1913, one hundred years ago, the Alpine Rally was the toughest test of a car’s reliability and performance in Europe.

We’ve been watching this team for a while now as a steady stream of press releases from Australia announce one win after another.

It’s March 2006, Orebro, Sweden. A bright sunny, early spring day, but very cold.
The man without the steering wheel in a rally car has a pivotal impact on the outcome, influencing his driver with both commands and the tone of his voice.
Falken were a little ahead of the game on releasing their press information on the updated Porsche GT3R race car.

By the end of this year, you’re going to have to be on another planet not to know about the 50th Birthday of the Porsche 911.
Say ‘McLaren’ to a more casual F1 fan these days and you’ll get reactions and keywords such as ‘silver, chrome, cold’ and perhaps until recently, ‘diamond earrings’.
Frenchman Romain Dumas posted this video on his YouTube channel of his attempt at outright victory in the 2012 Pikes Peak hillclimb in his Porsche 911 GT3R.
A few months have passed since we last had contact, but Phil Price of Connaught Competition Engines has been running his famous Porsche 930 Turbo.

It’s an unlikely idea, but it looks spectacular. I’m a big fan of the GT3 class in FIA rallying.
If you’re a YouTube searcher like me, you can save yourself an awful lot of time scanning past poor quality cmaera phone burnouts.
Everyone loves those enamel coatings on E-Type Jaguar exhaust manifolds, but as you will probably know, they don’t stay shiny and black for long and the finish isn’t the most effective solution in today’s world.