Mike Fisherly

🏁 British Grand Prix — Silverstone ♔ Race Summary Charles Leclerc won a dramatic British Grand Prix for Ferrari, ahead of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton. Kimi Antonelli’s likely victory bid was undone by a left-front wheel-shield failure, and Max Verstappen crashed late on, triggering a Safety Car finish. ♔ Paddock Intelligence ▪️Ferrari: Leclerc’s win restores momentum; Hamilton’s podium survived […]

 🚩 Jaguar 00: A Gamble with History on Its Side Jaguar’s forthcoming 00 (internally known as X900) has divided opinion long before the first customer has turned a wheel. History suggests that’s nothing new. Coventry has never been afraid of tearing up its own rule book. ♔ Why it matters: The biggest automotive successes often begin life

📍 ‘Ferrari 12Cilindri Manual: The Gear Lever Strikes Back?’ Rumours of a manual Ferrari 12Cilindri have enthusiasts reaching for the champagne rather than the paddles. In an era dominated by lightning-fast dual-clutch gearboxes, the prospect of changing gear yourself suddenly feels wonderfully rebellious. ♔ Why it matters: Sometimes the greatest luxury isn’t speed—it’s involvement.  ♔ Full Story

🏁 Austrian Grand Prix — Spielberg ♔ Race Summary Championship points carry the FIA note: ‘Subject to notices of intention to appeal’ from McLaren and Red Bull. George Russell converted pole into a composed Austrian GP victory, holding off Max Verstappen by 1.611s, with Kimi Antonelli third — the top three covered by under two seconds. It was not

📍 Some of the world’s most desirable cars aren’t the most expensive. They’re simply unavailable. You can have the fortune of a technology billionaire, but if the manufacturer doesn’t know you, trust you, or believe you’ll become part of the car’s story, the answer is still ‘no’. In the rarefied world of modern collectors, reputation has become a

📍 ‘Some races are measured in seconds. The Mille Miglia is measured in memories.’ Since 1927, Italy’s greatest road race has blended breathtaking scenery, extraordinary machinery and fearless drivers into something closer to theatre than motorsport. Nearly a century later, it remains one of the finest celebrations of the motor car ever created. ♔ The Mille Miglia: Italy’s

📍 ‘Formula One isn’t really a motor race. It’s a travelling boardroom crisis with racing attached.’ The lap times make the headlines, but the real intrigue happens behind closed doors in the hospitality suite. Who is speaking to whom? Which team principal suddenly looks nervous? Why has a driver manager been spotted drinking coffee with a rival