Porsche 356/2-063 celebrates the 70th anniversary of first Le Mans win The amazing story of Porsche 356/2-063, which took the company’s first class win at Le Mans 70 years ago
Dino, last works Le Mans Alfa and Princess Margaret’s Aston at Bonhams Goodwood sale Highlights of the Bonhams sale at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 9 include the last ever works Alfa Romeo to compete at Le Mans along with a very special Ferrari Dino single-seater, a royal Aston Martin DB5 and much more
30 years since the Mazda 787B made Le Mans history The 787B made history 30 years ago by becoming the only car to have won Le Mans using anything other than a conventional piston engine. The 787B remains the sole car to have done so – while Mazda was the only Japanese manufacturer to have won the race outright until it was joined by Toyota in 2018
Bizzarrini marque returns with 5300 GT Revival inspired by 1965 Le Mans class winner It was announced late last year that the famous Bizzarrini marque would be revived, and now more details have emerged about what the company’s first car since 1969 will look like. The 5300 GT Revival Corsa is based on the 1965 Le Mans-winning chassis no.0222.
Jaguar launches Le Mans winning 1953 C-type as continuation model To celebrate 70 years of the C-type, Jaguar is set to build eight new cars to the exact specification of the famous 1953 Le Mans winning race car
Lanzante teases McLaren-based Project 95-59 hypercar to celebrate 1995 Le Mans Lanzante, the team that delivered the 1995 Le Mans 24 Hours win with the McLaren F1, has announced new bespoke Project 95-59 with target power-to-weight ratio of 700bhp per tonne.
Donington Historic Festival to celebrate 100 years since Bentley first won Le Mans Anticipation is building for the 2024 edition of the Donington Historic Festival, which celebrates 100 years since Bentley’s first victory at Le Mans.
McLaren 3-7-59 celebrates Le Mans, Monaco, Indy triple crown Lando Norris, Pato O’Ward and Derek Bell unveiled the McLaren 3-7-59 Theme 750S that celebrates wins at Indy 500, Monaco and Le Mans.
How Brian Gush engineered Bentley’s return to Le Mans Head of Bentley motor sport for 20 years, Brian Gush masterminded the marque’s 2003 return to the pinnacle of endurance racing.
