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
Nigel Mansell Legacy Collection fetches more than £2 million Nigel Mansell’s personal collection of memorabilia fetched more than £2 million in a recent RM Sotheby’s auction held on October 10-11, 2023.
Nigel Mansell’s Ferrari Testarossa set for London sale Car was gifted to F1 driver prior to 1989 season; sale follows week-long auction of Mansell memorabilia, including race trophies, helmets and suits.
One-off Ferrari 250 Europa GT Speciale heads to Mecum Kissimmee 2027 One-off 1955 Ferrari 250 Europa GT Speciale, built for André Dubonnet and shown at Paris Salon, heads to Mecum Kissimmee auction in January 2027.
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.
Monterey Car Week 2026 sees the unveiling of a plethora of exciting new models McLaren, Ferrari, Jaguar, Aston Martin, Porsche, Gordon Murray, Spyker, RUF, Hennessey, Singer, Eccentrica, Lanzante and more unveil new cars in Monterey.
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.
