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On May 31, 2026, in the Sculpture Garden of the college, which is nestled in the Western slopes of Pasadena’s Arroyo Mountains overlooking the historic...
With the departure of the French Grand Prix post 2022 – France has been left with a sizeable absence in their motorsport calendar. Whilst the...
The UK historic racing calendar kicks off in marvelous style with a dynamic showcase of racing history at Goodwood. A riot of British sunshine in...
After a one year absence, Velocity Invitational reclaimed its place on the Northern California calendar over the Memorial Day weekend of May 29–31, rolling back...
December 14, 1989. Maserati’s factory in Modena. Alejandro de Tomaso, the Argentine industrialist who had owned the company since 1976, stood before a room full...
By: J. Michael Hemsley In the press release for the 1991 Lotus Elan SE M100, Ronald L. Foster, President and CEO of Lotus Cars USA,...
by Owen Lawson On the western shore of stunning Lake Como, in northern Italy, the Villa d’Este Concorso d’Eleganza has been running continuously for 97...
The glittering jewel in the crown of historic racing, set against a backdrop of gleaming superyachts, the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, and a...
The Copperstate 1000 has grown to become one of the premier vintage car rallies in North America, which has been running since 1990 and is...
Getting into a TVR Cerbera for the first time requires a brief orientation. There’s a button under the steering wheel to start the ignition, another...
The hills above WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca carried a familiar rhythm over the weekend, one that blended the sharp edge of competition with the easygoing...
Sonoma Raceway welcomed a new era of spring road racing this weekend as SpeedTour officially rebranded to Racing America, bringing together modern Trans Am competition,...
It was 2007, and Volkswagen decided to embrace the insane by creating a one-off Golf GTI W12-650 concept more than three decades after the first...
by Owen Lawson I had no idea what to expect as a first-time judge at this year’s La Jolla Concours. Whatever my expectations, they were...
On the fifth of November 1958 Italy’s president Giovanni Gronchi opened the 40th Italian Motor Show in the exposition buildings in Turin’s Valentino Park. Showgoers...
In the early 1990s, Britain served as the stage for fast Fords and hot hatches that dominated the country’s car scene. The Escort RS Cosworth...
Known worldwide for its industrial strength and dominance in two wheels, Kawasaki has never been a major name in the automotive world. But this story...
2026 feels like a reinvigoration of the historic racing formula on European shores. With a full rebrand for Masters Historic Racing, an invigorated Motor Racing...
In late 2022, Riley Technologies and Kar-Kraft began building a brand-new Ford GT40 MK IV using the original plans for Ford’s 1967 Le Mans winner. ...
The 2026 GT World Challenge America season opened March 27 through 29 at Sonoma Raceway, where Northern California’s rolling hills and technical 12 turn layout...
Sixty-eight years ago, a small group of Alfa Romeo owners in Chicago got together to form a club whose purpose was to ensure their Alfas...
“The Star of Your Dreams” was a popular encouragement in early 1939, when 32-year-old engineer Béla Barényi saw this Mercedes-Benz poster for the first time....
Since taking over responsibility in 1958 for shaping the cars and trucks of General Motors, William “Bill” Mitchell followed a practice of his predecessor Harley...
The series ran at Riverside International Raceway during the late 1960 and early 970s. To pay tribute to the Raceway, which opened in 1957 and...
For many, Race Retro marks the traditional start of the UK racing season; held at the National Agricultural Exhibition Centre, which is a large facility...
The end of the 1990s would be the stage for several changes in the global automotive industry, as automakers, employing increasingly aggressive marketing tactics,...
Many sports car enthusiasts will agree that Italian sports cars are perhaps the most evocative and stunningly beautiful cars on the planet. At least they...
Concours in the Hills is family-friendly and open to kids and pets, and is dubbed “the greatest car show on grass.” It is free to...
The year of 1975 can be considered one of the most prosperous periods in Alfa-Romeo’s history, thanks to a huge string of successes in motorsports....
The Bizzarrini burst onto the scene in the 1960s at a time when the motor industry was awash with exotic, interesting and exciting new names....
The Italian automotive industry has always been known for its creativity, with brilliant minds engaging in high-risk projects to leave their mark on the industry....
The Daytona 24-hour race this year was billed as the 64th running of the event. The first two events in 1962 and 1963 were three...
The UK’s largest Classic vehicle show was held over three days in several vast halls of the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham (and it’s more...
Previously held at the Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix from 2014-2017, the Arizona Concours is now revitalized and held at the Civic Center in downtown...
The names of Bobby Olthoff and the Team Gunston Ford Capri Perana V8 are inseparable, as together they carved out a new chapter in South...
If there’s one thing that has defined BMW, beyond building highly engineered cars, it’s that the German automaker has never been afraid to step outside...
In the past few years, we’ve seen more and more brands across different industries paying homage to iconic products. Whether it’s a modern retro watch,...
Editor’s Note: This feature was reproduced with permission from our companion site SportsCarDigest for our Stuttcars readers. EARLY TRIES (AND A COUPLE OF FAILURES) Porsche’s...
Unless you’re a tifosi or a sports car enthusiast with a passion for automotive history, chances are you don’t know that the Ferrari F40, which...
TESTAROSSA: THE PRIDE OF MARANELLO October 2nd, 1984, is considered the groundbreaking day for the Ferrari 512 Testarossa: it was on this date, during the...
Editor’s Note: This feature was reproduced with permission from our sister site Stuttcars.com for our SCD members. Ed Cole, Zora Duntov’s ultimate boss, was eager...
Written by: Glen Smale and Images by Glen Smale and Wally Vorlaufer There have been many stories and accounts written over the years covering record...
When Gordon Murray left McLaren in 2004, he wasn’t done perfecting his idea of a driver’s car. In the early 1990s, the McLaren F1 redefined...
Editor’s Note: This feature was reproduced with permission from our sister site Stuttcars.com for our SCD members. Delfosse: The Man Behind The Idea Before discussing...
Story by Karl Ludvigsen with his friend Patrick le Quèment Having joined Renault in 1987, In 1990 Patrick le Quèment moved his car-design team into...
Three is greater than one It’s been said that nothing is stronger than a man’s will—multiply that by three, and you can fuhgeddaboudit! Over three...
Estoril, a name that may feel familiar to older fans of Formula One, but a name that has been markedly absent from the forefront of...
RILEY & SCOTT INC.: PASSIONATE ABOUT SPEED The history of Riley & Scott begins in the ashes of Protofab Engineering, one of the most interesting...
Note: This article is reproduced with permission from our sister site CorvSport.com Every great initiative has to start somewhere. This one began in the spring...
Call it a modern-day version of Woodstock for car-crazed enthusiasts, Sports Car Digest just witnessed a crowd of more than 5,000 at Willow Springs International...
