Goodwood is delighted to announce that its three flagship motorsport events – the 78th Members’ Meeting, the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, and the Revival – will be returning in 2021. Even more excitingly, the vital element so very much missed in 2020 – the fans – will be welcomed back to the Goodwood Estate.
Here’s a rendition of ‘Frozen’ that you won’t mind sitting in front of in the run-up to Christmas. Finished exclusively in Frozen White, the new MS-RT R120 is a Limited Edition of the Welsh company’s QVM-Approved MS-RT Transit Connect. The…
Today, an exciting new addition sped onto the track and supercar scene. Extreme to the core like its iconic real-life counterpart, the new LEGO® Technic™ McLaren Senna GTR provides the ultimate thrill for sportscar lovers and motorsport fans alike looking for their next building challenge.
Earlier this year the latest Suzuki S-Cross went on sale with the brands punchy 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine combined with a 10kW synchronous motor allowing up to 20% lower CO2 emissions than before and a 20% improvement in overall fuel consumption.
DVLA Personalised Registrations has ensured a large number of name-related personalised registrations are featured in its final online auction of 2020.
BMW swept aside the spray at a wet and windy Brands Hatch on Sunday 15 November to secure a fifth consecutive Manufacturers’ title in the British Touring Car Championship, as Team BMW similarly snared the Teams’ spoils at the end of another hugely successful campaign.
Jonathan Rea secured his sixth successive WorldSBK Riders’ Championship in Estoril recently with a fourth place in the opening 21-lap race of the final round of the 2020 FIM Superbike World Championship.
Ford today unveiled a new ‘Active’ version of the Ford EcoSport compact SUV, from £21,645.
Primed ready for this Sunday’s Virtual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, Vauxhall Heritage’s 1903 5hp ‘Light Car’ – the world’s oldest four-seat Vauxhall – was brought together with the first Mokka-e to appear in the UK yesterday, the cars neatly booking-ending 117 years of technology from Britain’s oldest-surviving car brand.
Having been furloughed from his job as an automatic greaser technician during the early part of this year’s pandemic, it was fresh air and photography that helped 30-year-old Steven Evans get through the long days.
