Cars

When the BTCC was a multi class affair it wasn't always the quickest cars who won the series. A perfect example being this humble little 1275GT Mini. Ably driven by Patrick Longman this car proved to be the class of the field in 1978 and 1979. And even...

While not officially used by Essex Police this amazing RS200 still featured the full police livery, complete with working lights! Used in a number of promotional shoots the car certainly looks the part and is an ideal addition to any Scalextric, or Ford,...

On the motorways and highways of England of the 1980s one sight was sure to send shivers down the spine of any speeding motorist. The sight of a Rover SD1 in full police markings bearing down on the back of their car! This particular car was used by...

While the RS500 Sierra dominated the touring car series of the late 1980s, one driver in particular is synonymous with the car and the era, Andy Rouse. And no Sierra better captures his time in the BTCC then this Caliber car of 1988. Though beaten to the...

BTCC 2013 champion Andrew Jordan has proved himself the man to beat in the 2022 Mini Miglia series. Driving this superbly liveried Mini he has risen to the top of this frantic and competitive series. With lots of wins and podiums along the way this mini...

The 1975 LeMans 24 Hours saw a rather an usual entrant, the Chrysler Hemicuda of Michel Guicherd and Jean-Claude Geral. Entered into the ‘T’ or touring class the big American Muscle car was essentially a modified hill climb machine, and sadly not quite...

The 1978 edition of the Spa 24hr hours saw a win for the English Belgian duo of Gordon Spice and Teddy Pilette. One of a team of three Capris in the famous Belga livery the duo fought a race long battle with the BMW teams and numerous other Capris to...

The 1975 LeMans 24-hour race saw this wonderful Porsche 911 3.0 RSR finish a credible 6th overall and 2nd in the GT class, closely behind another Porsche 911 3.0 RSR. Crewed by Belgians Nick Faure and Jean Beurlys as well as the Englishman John...

While mainly associated with Vauxhalls Gerry Marshall, king of club racing, also piloted this attractive Lotus Esprit S1 during some modified production car races in the early 1980s. While the car was quick it suffered with reliability issues including...

One of the most famous tyre firms of all time Michelin, along with its mascot Mr Bibendum, has been a constant source of rubber for motorsport throughout the history of the sport. And what better way to service the tyre needs of your classic race cars...

Qualifying a credible 6th, the Camaro of Belgian drivers Michel de Deyne, Teddy Pilette and ‘Davit’ were running well at the sodden 1981 Spa 24hr race, until a car failure sadly put them out the race. The big Camaros proved to be much quicker than...

To cement the relationship between McLaren and Gulf Oils 2021 saw the unveiling of this fabulous McLaren 720S in the iconic colours of Gulf. The blue and orange complimenting each other perfectly on the incredible shape an styling of the McLaren supercar...