The very purposeful works Triumph Spitfires of Rob Slotemaker/alan Taylor (1) and Simo Lampinen/jyrki Ahava (3) line up to start a stage of the 1965 Coupe des Alpes. Running new 1300 engines and a fastback roof that foretold the GT6 (see...
In March 2004, I was sitting high in the hills above Nice, waiting to take part in a group test of what promised to be the most important car in Aston Martin’s history. We hadn’t seen it on the road yet, but knew from the show debut a year...
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This is what happens when you give a Big Cat a big booty. Estate cars shouldn’t be sexy, but there is something about a sleek load-lugger – especially a three-door shooting brake – that just looks right. Maybe it’s because they are relatively...
What does Tom Walkinshaw Racing mean to you? If you are an enduranceracing fan, you will probably associate the Oxfordshirebased outfit with its Le Mans victories for Jaguar, in 1988 and ’90. Enthusiasts from the Southern Hemisphere...