
SkiddMark’s Top Twenty: ‘No More Heroes’ – WEC Silverstone 4-hours
I don’t think I’m the only one with writers’ block. Having witnessed an all too predictable Season 7 (‘Toyota vs Toyota’), I’d somehow hoped…
I don’t think I’m the only one with writers’ block. Having witnessed an all too predictable Season 7 (‘Toyota vs Toyota’), I’d somehow hoped…
You could be forgiven for thinking that the British Touring Car Championship is a level playing field, with all cars built to the same…
Three of the fastest hypercars on the planet tested side-by-side for the very first time – Steve Davies joins Supercar Driver to find out which is fastest
It took more than 18 months to arrange, but on Friday 18th September we finally found out which of the world’s greatest hypercars is…
It’s been nearly 20 years since I last sat on the grid of a Porsche Club race, so it was good to make my…
An early pit call proved pivotal for the Von Ryan Racing team at Silverstone, the opportunistic move helping the team to their first Blancpain…
Last Saturday was the fifth and final qualifying round of Gymkhana GRiD’s European Gauntlet series and we were trackside to hear, taste and smell…
3rd June 2013, Silverstone, UK – On home soil, Aston Martin secured their first Blancpain Endurance Series win with the works team and drivers…
A 1965 Aston Martin DB5 will join the Silverstone Classic auction next month and is expected to sell for between £275,000 to £325,000. It’s…
After the traffic chaos of this year’s British Grand Prix, Silverstone circuit has announced its plans to improve the fans’ experience and limit the effect of weather-related issues on their enjoyment of the largest three-day sporting event in the UK.
It seemed inevitable, given the upgrades made to Nissan’s MY2012 GT-R, that the Juke-R would inherit the same performance (up from the concept version’s 480bhp) from its 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6 engine.
In addition to these final technical enhancements, the first production Juke-R also gains a new look in its transition to a fully-fledged road car.
“My friends often ask me if I get scared by what I do or find it intimidating and I have to say no, of course not. It’s not because if I did I’d be slow but it’s because if you’re scared of this sport you’re going to be a danger to yourself, to others and likely to cause an accident. So no, I’m not scared at all.”
These words sound like some long lost mythical quotes by the legendary Ayrton Senna, but instead they’re from the cerebral man most likely to succeed Lewis Hamilton as Britain’s next top racing driver – 17 year old Jack Harvey.