
Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 and the Monza: Jano's four-time Le Mans winner
The Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 is the supercharged straight-eight sports and racing car Vittorio Jano designed for Alfa Romeo, built from 1931 to 1934 with…

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The Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 is the supercharged straight-eight sports and racing car Vittorio Jano designed for Alfa Romeo, built from 1931 to 1934 with…

The Alfa Romeo 158, the Alfetta, is the supercharged 1.5-litre single-seat racing car Gioachino Colombo designed in 1937 and 1938 for voiturette…

The Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 is the sports and racing car Alfa Romeo built from 1935 to 1939 around a twin-supercharged 2,905 cc straight-eight derived…

The RM Sothebys Ferrari 70th Auction at the home of Ferrari in Modena promises to be a spectacular and glamorous event.

We’re fans of front engined Ferraris here at Historic Racer.
The Alfa Romeo P3, also called the Tipo B or the Monoposto, is the single-seat Grand Prix car Vittorio Jano designed for the 1932 season: a supercharged straight-eight of 2.6 litres, later 2.9 and 3.2, in a car Motor Sport puts at about 700 kg.

This is a guest contribution from Lisa Smith. Lisa was in the room in August 2014, when the Ferrari 250GTO was sold at the Bonham’s Quail auction.

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.

Just how do you place a value on this car? The Ferrari 275GTB/4 delivered new to Steve McQueen in 1967.
This TV ad was made back in 2007, but it’s still one of our favourites.

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

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.


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…

The ignition key is tiny, with a black grip worn by the passage of time.
I like my Porsches with the engines in the back, but my Ferraris with the engines in the front.
You’ve probably seen by now the much awaited Spider version of the Ferrari 458 Italia, but you might now have seen the videos yet.