Sir Stirling Moss honoured in Goodwood’s headline events Almost a year after Sir Stirling Moss passed away, the organisers of this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival have announced special events dedicated to Moss: the greatest driver to never win the world championship.
Cavallino Classic makes triumphant return to Palm Beach The 30th iteration of the Cavallino Classic has shaken off the setback of a two-month delay with a highly successful return to the lawns of The Breakers in Palm Beach. The event provided enthusiasts the opportunity to once again peruse over 100 of the rarest and most coveted Ferraris in existence.
All change as Bonhams announces new head of motoring and a new digital acquisition Bonhams auction house has announced that James Knight has stepped down to be replaced by Maarten Ten Holder, and it has also bought digital sales business The Market
Caterham Cars is sold to Japanese automotive group VT Holdings In an historic deal, Caterham Cars has been sold off to VT Holdings, the biggest Caterham importer for the Japanese market since 2009. Company CEO Kazuho Takahashi has assured fans that the ethos and heritage of Caterham Cars will remain intact under his company’s stewardship.
Singer shakes down first customer Dynamic Lightweighting Study car ahead of deliveries Singer Vehicle Design’s founder, Rob Dickinson, shook down the company’s first DLS-spec customer car last week at its Bicester Heritage HQ in the UK. The test took place as the first DLS models are due to ship to customers in the coming months.
Promising new eFuels could save the combustion engine and the planet Porsche announced last week that they were ready to start testing a newly developed eFuel, bringing a new wave of interest into the topic.
Gooding & Co auctions off Phil Hill’s personal automobilia collection Gooding and Co hold three of the most extensive automobilia auctions to take place in recent times. The items being sold are from the personal collection of legendary racing driver, Phil Hill
The Lotus Elise ends production after 25 years A retrospective look at the impact of the iconic Elise after its production finally ends in 2021.
Old Cars, New Tech Technology moves ever faster, but rather than being a threat to the world of historic cars, it can aid parts replacement, reduce costs and improve safety