A prodigious, modest and unfeigned talent – the draw of Jim Clark By rights I shouldn’t be a Jim Clark fan. Born three years after he was…

Dickie Meaden on driving a hulking 500bhp Ford Galaxie at the 76th Goodwood Members' Meeting in the Sears Trophy The text arrived at 23:20 last Wednesday night. “D,…

Comparing two decade-defining cars: the '70s Ford Capri versus the '80s Ford Sierra For more on the RS3100 Capri, pick up a copy of the March issue of Motor Sport When…

How the '80s inspired Dickie Meaden's love of motor sport, and perhaps our readers' as well... The '80s was a great time to discover a love of motor sport. True,…

The Dakar Rally is still a truly captivating and gruelling event, says Dickie Meaden After a fortnight of gruelling action across some of the world’s most extraordinary terrain, the 2018…

January's brief lull in motor sport action will soon kick back into gear as the historic racing season begins. Dickie Meaden sets out what 2018 has in store... If you’ve…

The highlights of the historic racing season from Dickie Meaden, who began 2017 at Goodwood and finished at Daytona It speaks volumes for the rude health of historic motorsport that we’re…

Two big bruising sports cars at Daytona, one lucky driver – Dickie Meaden Daytona. One of the all-time great circuits, and home of NASCAR’s biggest race. In recent years Daytona has…

Circuit Paul Ricard's return to the F1 calendar is a salivating prospect for Dickie Meaden, but its fabled history has been punctuated by tragedy The return of the French Grand…

From Goodwood to Budapest – it's been a busy time of it for Dickie Meaden and the rest of the historic racing fraternity You know you’ve had a busy month…

Dickie Meaden’s St Mary's Trophy victory didn’t come easily: a slide exiting Fordwater prompted commentators to wonder how he’d managed to save it. Here he explains what happened... I don’t remember…

It's Revival week, and Dickie Meaden's sharing an Alfa with an unknown Italian...  Racing at Goodwood Revival is never something to take for granted. So even though I’ve been fortunate…