Legendary racer and constructor Jim Hall on his Chaparrals at American Speed Festival Jim Hall revolutionised motor sport in the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s, creating cars for Sports Cars, CanAm and Indy that not only changed the face of racing at the time, but which have influenced competition-car design ever since.
Tonia Bern-Campbell, widow of Donald Campbell, passes away aged 93 Tonia Bern-Campbell has passed away peacefully at her home in Palm Springs, California at the age of 93. Tonia was the widow of the legendary water and Land Speed Record holder Donald Campbell, who met her at The Savoy in London, 1958; they married just days later on Christmas Eve.
Sir Stirling Moss, 1929-2020 One of the greatest ever racing drivers, Sir Stirling Moss, died in the early hours of Easter Sunday. Here are just a few of his career highlights
Sebring Ferrari 250 P heads Gooding Christie’s Pebble Beach competition-car line-up Gooding Christie’s Pebble Beach auction will feature five Italian competition cars, led by the Sebring-winning Ferrari 250 P chassis 0810. Here’s what you need to know.
Maserati updates range and commits to manual hypercar plus new Quattroporte Maserati updates include design refresh and engineering upgrades for GranTurismo, GranCabrio and Grecale – with manual ‘box hypercar on the cards as well.
Kimera teams up with Koenigsegg for twin-turbo V8 K-39 – with Pikes Peak on the radar Kimera’s first fully original model moves the marque beyond restomods, with a twin-turbo V8 powerplant, Pikes Peak ambitions and more than 20 cars sold.
Monaco auctions 2026 see cautious optimism in European market Monaco auctions 2026: RM Sotheby’s posts highest-grossing sale ever, while Bonhams hits 83 percent sell-through rate. Here is Magneto magazine’s analysis.
Tour de Corse Historique to mark 40 years of an unlikely rally hero: BMW’s M3 E30 Tour de Corse Historique is to celebrate the BMW M3 E30 on the model’s 40th birthday, with Jos Verstappen getting behind the wheel for the 2026 event.
