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A Conversation With Sir Jackie Stewart
There’s no introduction that I could possibly write that would do the life and career of Jackie Stewart justice. He’s won it all. He’s driven it all. He’s been…everywhere...
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A BMW 3.0 CSL, A Sweltering Sunset In Sicily, And A Nearly 50-Year Love Affair
Love changes the course of your life, but you must be careful when you think you’ve found it. Sometimes that initial spark festers away into a dirge of cynical disdain and divorce lawyers,
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Florian Turned His Scale Model Into A Full-Size Ferrari 348 Challenge
When I write stories about cars, the format is more or less the same: we go for a short ride together, talking about the car in between a few stops along the way for photos.
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The Dino Prototype That Informed Decades Of Ferrari Design Is Coming Up For Sale
More than a half-century after its first public appearance at the Paris Motor Show, the 1965 Dino 206 Berlinetta Speciale is returning to the City of Light, and this time you can buy it.
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Winning Lineage: The Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Competition Cars
“Vintage Italian cars.” What are the connotations here? What kind of image is coming to mind? Does it include a Giulietta Spider cheerily making its way towards the town square along a cobbled str...
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My Favorite Images From Pebble Beach 2017
Shooting any concours is an exercise in carefully planned, meticulously dressed, slightly drunken frustration. You’re up at dawn, the lighting is awful, there are thousands of people swarming yo...
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Two-time overall 24 Hours of Le Mans winner and rally driver Romain Dumas shares his experience from the toughest endurance race on earth.
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Built by hand using traditional coachbuilding techniques from the post-war golden era, Chris Runge’s creations are a remarkably cool continuation of the past.
A photographer’s odyssey from digital to film to wet plate collodion.
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