Indycar Racing News IndyCar is racing's most exciting series – but does anyone care? IndyCar might be running semi-vintage machinery, but the racing excitement and driver pool is second to none – in his season preview Preston Lerner asks if 2023 can be its rebirth 3rd March 2023 By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Subscriber Archive Long Beach 1976, the greatest historic race ever staged Most halfway serious race fans know that the inaugural Long Beach Grand Prix – technically the US Grand Prix West – ushered in the age of modern street circuits in… March 2023 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Subscriber Archive Phil Remington: Shelby’s superstar race car builder Phil Remington was the Paul Bunyan – the US superhuman lumberjack folk hero – of American motor sports. During a career that stretched from pre-war hotrods to the carbon-fibre DeltaWing,… December 2022 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive 2021 US racing season review The biggest surprise in American motor sports this past year was the monster turnout for the US Grand Prix in Austin – 400,000 fans over the weekend, setting a Formula… February 2022 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive IndyCar's young guns make their mark in 2021 Álex Palou looked like a sitting duck. The IndyCar Series world had been shocked when Chip Ganassi Racing hired Palou after the little-known Spaniard’s nondescript rookie season in 2020. Yet… November 2021 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive The man who made iRacing: Dave Kaemmer’s smash hit “Dave Kaemmer is God!!!” Such was the overheated fanboy title of a thread that appeared more than a decade ago on Race Sim Central, a site that catered to the… October 2021 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive Ford's Can-Am Mk IV: I’d buy that for a dollar... There was life after Le Mans for the GT Mk IV in the hands of the Agapiou brothers – but it was far from invincible The Mk IV was all… April 2021 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive Ford GT Mk IV is America’s true-blue undefeated road-racing champ Bob Riley is the greatest American racing car designer of the postwar era, full stop. His portfolio bulges with drawings for cars stretching from the Coyote that AJ Foyt drove… April 2021 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Great Read Archive When IndyCars ran off road When 18 dirt Champ Cars took the green flag at the California State Fairgrounds in Sacramento in 1970 and arced through the first turn in long, graceful power-slides, it marked… March 2020 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive Bloodhound The Bloodhound speed team has gone from bankruptcy to brilliance in record time with a successful testing programme that has put the entire project back on track. Just 12 months… January 2020 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Great Read Archive Did Stan Barrett break the sound barrier? First, the facts: 40 years ago on 17 December, Barrett – a Hollywood stunt man with no motor sport experience – wriggled into the cramped cockpit of a long, slender… January 2020 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive Porsche 917 Can-Am Fans of the Porsche 917/30 lionise the car because it was so fast and capable that it effectively killed the Can-Am series. Haters villainise it for the same reason. The… November 2019 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0
Archive Flying on the ground Racing cars normally progress by evolution. But Jim Hall took the 'blue sky' approach for his new car. Preston Lerner explains how composites and aero expertise created the Chaparral 2… November 2003 Issue By display_9fbf4a3fd0