Peter Falk, the race director responsible for Porsche’s Group C dominance and pivotal road cars, died on 23 January aged 93. Despite such success, he never craved th
What does the future hold for Alpina now the brand has been absorbed into the BMW Group? We look to the future and select our favourite Buchloe 'bahnstormers.
2017 saw the new benchmark for the Circuit de La Sarthe set in emphatic fashion. This record may never be broken.
The Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman have gone off sale in the UK. We reflect on the lineage from the 981 to the swansong GT4 RS.
A full-scale Meihan C Course replica lands at Donington Park, bringing Japan’s iconic drifting style – wall and all – to the heart of the UK.
Exploring what might've been had BMW put its E36 M3 Compact into production – potentially creating the hyper-hatch formula years before it became a genre.
The fastest lap ever at the Green Hell. In 2018, one man and machine shattered the Nordschleife record by nearly a minute. Ken Pearson tells the story.
At £330,000 each, the Brabus V6 Smart Roadster was a wild Mercedes-backed experiment with a power-to-weight ratio that shamed the Porsche Boxster
BMW flirted with the idea of an E46 M3 Touring, and while it teased enthusiasts with a fully functional concept, it never made it to production. Here's why
Jim Clark won the Formula One British Grand Prix five times. One particular year, however, was a feat of excellence...
The Grand Tour finale brings the curtain down on Clarkson, Hammond and May era. The RUSH team reflect on two decades of automotive chaos and camaraderie.
Looking at cars that came tantalisingly close to production and pondering what should have been. Should the VW BlueSport roadster count as the first diesel
The ZR1 might be the first officially blown 'Vette. But as Alex Dunlop explains, there has been a long history of turbocharging America’s sweetheart.
The antithesis of the supercar-focussed Goodwood FOS, the annual Festival of the Unexceptional shines the spotlight on the cars all too easy to forget.
A true titan of car design has passed away at the age of 85. Take a look back at some of the cars that defined the career of the great Marcello Gandini...
Tim Dunlop visits the Prodrive factory, admiring its iconic race cars and uncovering how the firm’s engineering expertise reaches far beyond motorsports
Alex Dunlop explores how the Lancia Delta Integrale became one of rallying’s most dominant machines – and a road icon. Photography by Ben Midlane.
Mazda has never truly committed to a fixed-roof MX-5, but that didn't stop it flirting with the idea. Alex Dunlop explores the oddball offshoots of an icon
Celebrated car designer Peter Horbury has passed away aged 73 whilst on a business trip to China. The Brit was best known for transforming Volvo's image in
The Artega GT looked sensational. With big money and industry heavyweights behind the project, it looked a sure-fire success. The best laid plans however..
A rare Mercedes sighting sparks a DTM-fuelled daydream for Tim Dunlop, leading him deep into the history of the homologation special Silver Arrow.
Before the internet and social media, a grainy VHS clip went viral among car enthusiasts – the car, and the driving, are still talked about today.
It’s not just the F1 that’s had a big birthday recently, the P1 has just nudged into double digits too. It’s a car we feel needs more celebration
Ken’s passing left a huge void in the car world. He made cars cool for a new generation – and it’s only right we remember him for exactly that.
Tim Dunlop takes us on a guided tour of the Silverstone Classic show, choc full of mouth-watering modern classics
Mazda’s 1991 Le Mans win with the rotary-powered 787B was a triumph against all odds – a legendary moment for the small Japanese manufacturer.
A promising driver, a world-class team, a truck of unexploded bombs, a toilet roll and an unbeaten record. This isn't your typical race report.
In May 1983, Stefan Bellof set a breathtaking Nürburgring lap in the Porsche 956 – a six-minute sprint that became one of motorsport’s greatest legends.
John Bee pens a heartfelt tribute to Murray Walker, the voice of motorsport who shaped the F1 experience for generations. His passion will be sorely missed
It’s hard to imagine today, but in 1993 Porsche was near collapse. Its future depended on one car - fortunately for Stuttgart, that car was the Boxster.
Tony Pond’s record-breaking Isle of Man TT lap in a Rover Vitesse remains one of the great drives – a moment of skill, swagger, and sheer commitment.
Donnington Park might have only hosted a single Grand Prix in 1993, but thanks to the exploits of a certain Brazilian racing driver it was one for the ages
When Jaguar unveiled the XJ220 at the 1988 British motorshow, it blew everyone's socks off. The production version however, left many with cold feet
Counting down twenty of the biggest, most powerful or game-changing engines ever fitted to the unlikeliest production cars.
A small tribute to a legendary racer and larger-than-life TV personality, lost on 16 March 2021 after a private battle with cancer. She is deeply missed.