Author Michele Lupini

Looking back in race history, 13 February proved lucky for some in an international and varied day of racing. Eugen Bjornstad drove his Alfa Romeo 2300 8C Monza (above) to victory in the 1937 Stockholm ice r...

Not too much has happened in racing on 12 February. But most of it is pretty interesting Much of the action happened down under, as it did at this time of the year. Dan Gurney and Graham Hill raced to a BRM ...

Emerson Fittipaldi is a regular contributor to racing history on this day. Emmo’s Lotus 72D Cosworth (above) fended off Jackie Stewart’s Tyrrell, Denny Hulme in a McLaren and Ferrari duo Arturo Merzario and ...

In a quiet but varied day in racing, notable history goes back precisely 120 years to 10 February 1901. That’s when Henri Farman won the Pau-Peyrehorade-Pau road race in a Darracq. Per-Viktor Widengren then ...

The ninth of February is another relatively quiet but quaint day on racing history. Perhaps the biggest on track action was Aussie home hero and two-time World Champion Jack Brabham driving his Brabham BT7A ...

By all accounts 8 February was a relatively quiet day in the annals of racing history. Down under, Ross Jensen won the 1958 Teretonga International in his Maserati 250F and Graham McRae the 1970 Surfers Para...

A war was raging on this day 30 years ago when Carlos Reutemann won Bernie Ecclestone’s rebel South African Grand Prix Formula 1 was on a knife’s edge when Carlos Reutemann won the rebel FOCA breakaway 1981 ...

Race history was for once perhaps more important off the track than on it. 30 years ago on this day Things were getting serious in Formula 1 30 years ago, when the infamous FISA-FOCA war came to a head. Bern...

Sportscar racing is and was always about big rivalries as Daytona so well proved on this day, over the years. While Juan Manuel Fangio opened today’s race history with, you guessed it, another F1 home win in...