Our Blog 12/2022

BLOG ARCHIVE

• January
• April

• January
• February
• March
• April
• June

• January
• March
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December

• July
• August

BLOG INDEX

• Rodger Ward Wins the 1959 Indy 500, and displays the 'instantly printed' newspaper headline to prove it.
• Now here's a proper bunch of chaps: These worthy gentlemen are about to embark on the The New York-Paris race of 1908.
• Tommy Milton, winner on the Boards, Bricks, Dirt and Sand, gave no quarter and expected none.
• At Rio’s Jacarepagua circuit back in 1968, what was described as Brazil’s only ever, all-Volkswagen Kombi race took place.
• This fabulous beast is the 1902 Baker Torpedo.
• Few car builders have ever arrived with the impact that Cisitalia made in the fun-starved, post-war 1940s.
• Ukyo Katayama rescued from Mt Fuji on Friday 18th December 2009
• Bruce McLaren at Riverside back in 1966.
• Denny Hulme was the son of a Victoria Cross winner and in 1967 became New Zealand's only ever World Champion.
• While perusing the miasma of misery that passes for Motorsport in the 21st century, you may have wondered where it all began.