Vintage Magazine

You win the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday. It can only be lost on Sunday. The last 20 races in Monte Carlo are proof of that...

Brad Pitt on the cover of the new RACER magazine? That’s a first. But it’s entirely appropriate as we get set for the release of a movie that could connect Formula 1 with an entirely new audience.

As much as our rose-tinted retro spectacles like to believe that motorsports was better in the old days, domination has been a regular occurrence in racing’s 120-year existence. On YouTube, you can find Shell’s fantastic half-hour documentary on the 1955 Belgian Grand Prix. It’s a delightful trip back in time...

For the 2024 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a trio of privately-run Porsche 963s prepare to take on their factory brethren and the rest of the Hypercar field, and it’s not for the first time. From the pages of the June/July issue of Vintage Motorsport, Gary Watkins...

Take a 60-second tour of the June/July 2024 issue of Vintage Motorsport Magazine.https://youtu.be/AcstDdnSEUc

This weekend's Grand Prix of Long Beach marks 40 years since Indy cars made their debut on the So-Cal street circuit. A milestone that will be celebrated with 18 vintage Indy cars roaring on track throughout the weekend. The significant anniversary was also saluted in the latest issue of Vintage...

This weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway marks 40 years since the mighty Hendrick Motorsports celebrated its first win at the Virginia short track. Back then, they were All-Star Racing, and the rocky start to the team foreshadowed a possible quick demise... Then came the miracle at Martinsville....

By John Oreovicz for the Feb/Mar 2024 issue of Vintage Motorsport The NTT IndyCar Series’ creation of the $1 Million Challenge – a made-for-television, in-season, non-points exhibition race set for March 22-24 at The Thermal Club near Palm Springs, Calif. – certainly created a talking point for the sport’s fanbase....

The 72nd Twelve Hours of Sebring is just days away and top of mind this week is always the dynamic history associated with this storied endurance race in Central Florida. By 1962 the Sebring 12 Hour Grand Prix of Endurance had become North America’s premier endurance race and author Louis...

Some might look at the cover of this month’s issue of Vintage Motorsport, spy a gorgeous IMSA classic – a Lowenbrau-liveried Porsche 962 – and think we’re working with damaged dendrites to call this “The Low-Key Legends Issue.”We are well aware of the juxtaposition – but we simply loved the...