This site is a tribute to specialist car builder Bill Devin, and is indeed labeled his “Home Page.” Its opening...
Ecurie Ecosse is a private racing organization based in Scotland that’s probably best known for having twice won Le Mans...
March Cars was created in 1969 by a quartet of Englishmen with a shared vision to construct racing cars for customers in a variety of categories, and within a year the new marque was celebrating its first Formula One success. March went on to become the world’s largest racing car...
Jack Brabham met Ron Tauranac when Ron showed up as a customer for Jack’s machine shop in Australia in 1950....
Step through this time portal and journey into the past for another look at the oft-examined history of Mercedes-Benz. The...
This is the official site of the Shelby American Collection in Boulder, Colorado, which houses many examples of significant Shelby Cobras and various other cars built and campaigned by Shelby American. Clicking on any one of a list of destinations arranged across the top of the home page will take...
As another of our sports car icons, the MGB, marks its 50th anniversary of existence, we thought you should be...
This site bills itself as “a celebration of motorsport,” and that just about says it all. Now in its fifth year, motorsportretro.com features articles about, interviews with and profiles of major competitors in both cars and bikes through both videos and the written word. Also featured prominently are extensive photo...
This month we offer you, courtesy of YouTube, a two-part review of the 1963 running of the 12 Hours of...
Have a hankering for Healeys? Then you probably already know about this site, but just in case…. It’s maintained by...
With this month’s Profile of Jackie Stewart’s BRM P261, we thought a deeper look into the workings of British Racing Motors might be in order. As the team has not been a functional entity for more than 30 years, however, there is no official team site, but this one seems...
As you might expect for a site so named, Trackpedia offers a compendium of nearly 1000 racetracks around the world...
As outlined in this month’s Racecar Profile, the Formula Super Vee series served as an important rung on the racing...
The scheduled revival of Bahamas Speed Week, set for the end of November, has generated much interest in the history of the major league sports car racing that regularly took place in the islands during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Designed to help promote tourism in the islands, Speed...
When it comes to Porsche and racing, much has been written, both in print and online, about the Rennwagens from...
The typically Teutonic efficiency of this site suits the image of Mercedes-Benz, and any apparent austerity quickly gives way to...
This month we bring you another You Tube link, one featuring this issue’s focus on Jaguar, Group 44 and Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. From this particular view, however, what you see all seems so matter-of-fact and that’s-just-the-way-you-do-it simple as Chip Robinson guides the Group 44 Jaguar XJR-5 around the circuit’s...
To supplement this month’s feature story on the 1961 French Grand Prix we offer this nearly 20-minute clip in summary...
This relatively recently born site calls itself “An informative and entertaining antique automobile photo magazine,” and the release announcing its...
If ever there were anything you didn’t already know about the Indy 500, this is the place where you would discover it. Want to know who the fastest and slowest qualifiers were for any given 500? Look here on the Speedway’s Historical Stats page, where the categories are well described...
The first thing to say about www.autoracinghistory.com is that this is a text-heavy site where the word works more powerfully...
With Peter Collins’s remembrance from his early days at Germany’s Nürburgring serving as this month’s feature article, we thought it...
With Sir Frank Williams as our interview subject this month, we thought it might be a good idea to send you even deeper into the Williams Grand Prix world by delving into the history of the F1 operation on the team’s web site. While the menu bar for the rest...
The FIA’s vaunted Formula One World Championship celebrated its 60th anniversary last year, with gala reunions of all its living...
With the holiday season hard upon us once again, we thought it would be a good idea to take a...
By now everyone should be familiar with YouTube as a source for long-lost films from the old days, and these two new links take you back in time to a position trackside at two of America’s favorite racing grounds, Watkins Glen (not Kent, Washington as suggested) and Riverside. The first...
As one of our two Profile cars come to us courtesy of Clive Chapman’s Classic Team Lotus, we thought it...
There can be no doubt about the focus of this site as it’s all right there in the url. Aimed...
The basic site here is very broad-based, but in its “Racing” section is this subsection devoted to Dan Gurney’s career as a racing driver, car builder and team owner. It has eight separate sections of its own, each dealing with a different aspect and phase of Dan’s time in the...
