Jim Clark: The Last 100 Days

Jim Clark: Defining a Legend In the second instalment of our special three-part tribute to Jim Clark, Michael Oliver revisits some of the Scot's career-defining races 1199836800 All

Jim Clark: A Cut Above On January 1st 1968 - exactly 40 years ago this week - Jim Clark took his final Formula One victory, replacing Fangio on F1's all-time win list, in the South African Grand Prix. In a special three-part series of features, Michael Oliver talks to some of Clark's colleagues to find out what made the Scot so special 1199232000 All

Colin Chapman: 25 Years On No man has epitomised the spirit of Formula One better than Lotus founder Colin Chapman - an influential designer and innovator, a tough and controversial team boss, and even a good driver in his own right. On the 25th anniversary of his passing, Michael Oliver explains what made Chapman a legend to this day 1198022400 All

Father of the modern F1 engine: interview with Keith Duckworth Keith Duckworth understood motor racing and engineering in a way very few people do. His talent is evident in the records of the Cosworth DFV engine he designed; his wisdom was clear to anyone who heard him talk. Seven years ago, while researching for his book "Lotus 49", author Michael Oliver interviewed Duckworth extensively and he now brings the words of the great man 1135728000 All

The Formula Vee maverick who has reached the top For a second consecutive year, a self-built machine has won the Formula Vee championship. But James Harridge's 'Maverick' comes from the very humblest of origins - with some parts even salvaged from a skip 1611446400 National

The point-less F1 teams of 1991 Six of the 18 teams that appeared in the 1991 Formula 1 season failed to score a point, whether through lack of funds to build and test new parts, under-par engines or management musical chairs. Here are their little-known stories 1611446400 F1

How Tandy joined an exclusive club of endurance legends Victory at last year's Spa 24 Hours meant Nick Tandy had completed the unofficial sextuple crown of the world's six biggest endurance races, becoming the first Briton to do so. Ahead of his fresh start with Corvette Racing, he explains how he did it 1611360000 GT

The reluctant Lotus ace who was dropped for Clark A firm believer that motor racing was a sport for gentlemen, Innes Ireland lived a spirited life. NIGEL ROEBUCK recalls a character whose outlook ceased to fit with modern Formula 1 1611360000 F1