Archive
10/08/2024
European Hill Climb Championship: Abarth
In the 1960s, Carlo Abarth's innovations led to victories in the European Hill Climb Championship with Porsche and Fiat Abarth cars. Notable wins include the 1963 and 1964 GT class with the 356 Carrera Abarth GTL.
10/08/2024
A Weekend of Unforgettable Motorsport at the Belmot Grand Prix with Roarington
The Belmot Oldtimer Grand Prix at the Nürburgring showcased over 600 historic cars, featuring Roarington's simulators and unforgettable races. The event is a must-see celebration of motorsport history.
10/08/2024
Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Porsche
Porsche's legacy at Le Mans began in 1951 and includes 19 overall wins and 111 class victories. Key models like the 917 K, 956, 919 Hybrid, and the new 963 showcase Porsche's dominance and ongoing pursuit of victory.
03/08/2024
The Nostalgia of Forgotten Gods: Bizzarrini, Italy, 1964-1969
Giotto Bizzarrini was an Italian engineer who saw the car as a single whole, designing everything from the engine to the bodywork. He worked for Alfa Romeo and Ferrari before becoming a manufacturer himself, creating the Bizzarrini 5300 GT.
03/08/2024
Future Events: What to Know and Where to Go in August 2024
August 2024 is packed with must-see events for classic car lovers, from the Oldtimer Grand Prix at Nürburgring to Monterey Car Week, Passione Engadina, Silverstone Festival, Salon Privé, and Dix Mille Tours at Paul Ricard.
03/08/2024
Drivers Becoming Constructors: Enzo Ferrari
Enzo Ferrari transitioned from a successful driver to an iconic constructor, founding Scuderia Ferrari and building legendary cars like the 125 S. His journey from racing to creating a world-renowned brand is remarkable.
03/08/2024
Pebble Beach Auctions 2024: A Giant's Paradise
Preston Tucker's revolutionary Tucker 48, produced from 1947-1949, symbolized the American dream with its advanced design. Despite early success, financial and legal troubles ended Tucker's dream prematurely.
27/07/2024
Magarigawa Club: A Festival of Speed in Japan?
Magarigawa Club near Tokyo is a luxurious haven for car enthusiasts, with a unique track designed by Hermann Tilke. It's not yet a Festival of Speed, but it could become a key automotive passion center in Japan.
27/07/2024
The Nostalgia of Forgotten Gods: Simca, France, 1934-1978
Simca, closely tied to Fiat and Chrysler, thrived from 1934 to 1978. Key models included the Aronde, 1000, and 1100. Despite success, it struggled under Chrysler and was eventually sold to PSA, fading from memory but leaving a legacy at the Poissy plant.
27/07/2024