On the eve of the Australian F1 grand prix, we talk to Jacky Ickx, who struck a blow for safety in motorsport’s most dangerous era – and won several big races.

Whenever the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship moves from Daytona to Sebring, the winners of the Rolex 24 At Daytona are always highlighted. They’ve won the biggest race of the season ...

A Trinidadian diamond trader in Antwerp. The journey from a team run out of a horsebox to Le Mans winner. Racing driver cramp ...

When Australian race car driver Daniel Ricciardo crashed out of the Japanese Grand Prix last year, Ali Whittle felt it. The ...

Genesis announced last December plans to enter the top level of endurance racing with a new factory team and race car. On ...

Chris MacAllister insists that he had no idea that his car might win an award at the 30th Amelia Concours d’Elegance, much ...

Genesis is developing its own LMDh race car to compete in endurance events. Now, it says it’s using Hyundai’s 1.6-liter turbo ...

The first official Grand Prix that took place at the circuit was in 1970 and was won by Ferrari's Jacky Ickx. The Italian team picked up a 1-2 as Clay Regazzoni finished close behind him.

For decades, Sir Frank’s Williams team was a class-leading innovator in F1. Through the 1980s and ‘90s, Williams helped define an era for the sport, engaging in the championship narrative, ...

The Marinoni/Zehender 8C was driven extensively across Europe and was regular transport to Le Mans, where Jacky Ickx drove it on track for a documentary. Other emotive runs included one to Blakeney on ...

“So Liam, ‘respectful hunger,’” says the voice of a slight weary press officer off-camera. “So you really want this seat…” “But I’m respectful?” retorts the fresh-faced blonde kid. “But I’m not ...