Lime Rock Historic Festival 2026 promises Revs’ Alfa Romeo race winners and Trans-Am Lime Rock Historic Festival 2026 in Connecticut runs from September 4-7, with Revs’ Mille Miglia and Sebring-winning Alfas, plus original Trans-Am racers racing.
Caramulo Motorfestival 2026 brings Formula 1 history back to Portugal’s mountain roads Portugal’s Caramulo Motorfestival 2026 runs on September 4-6 with hillclimb action, Formula 1 cars and museum exhibits, with more than 50,000 visitors expected.
Salon Privé 2026 brings prototypes, rare coachwork and modern hypercars to Blenheim Salon Privé 2026 returns to Blenheim Palace, UK with the Porsche 901, Bugatti EB110 prototype, unusual coachwork, White Collection, modern hypercars and much, much more.
Ferrari 456 values rise as US buyers rediscover the analogue V12 GT As US Ferrari 456 prices are strengthening, specialists explain to Magneto magazine why manuals, specification and condition still define the market in 2026.
Monterey 2026 auctions deliver record prices and mixed fortunes across Car Week sales Record-breaking Cobras, Ferraris and McLarens led Monterey 2026 auctions, but softer results elsewhere showed buyers are becoming increasingly selective, too.
Brooklands centenary celebration of the first British Grand Prix: Magneto was there McLaren F1 supercar designer Peter Stevens was on the ground for the once-in-a-lifetime Brooklands centenary celebration dedicated to 100 years of the British Grand Prix.
Kruse Auctions returns to Auburn with 56th annual collector car sale and show Kruse Auctions’ September 3-5, 2026 sale brings more than 300 cars to Auburn, including an AC Ace Bristol, Duesenberg Model J, Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 and more.
The making of Magneto issue 31: Behind the scenes of our latest edition We take a closer look at just a few of the unmissable features in Magneto issue 31 – the Autumn / Fall edition of the magazine – and the stories behind their creation.
New GP Icons and Endurance Icons grids debut at Silverstone BRDC Classic 2026 Motor Racing Legends introduced two new grids at the Silverstone BRDC Classic 2026, where 300 cars from pre-war machinery to GT3s took part.
