Sports dynasties aren’t born; they’re forged. To win consistently requires an alchemy of talent, resources, and commitment that only the greatest teams possess. Whenever a dynasty is crowned, in an...
Ford v Ferrari: Reliving Le Mans 1966
It is one of the most riveting stories in motorsport’s history – “The 24-hour war” of Le Mans 1966. After three years of testing and development, on June 19, 1966, Ford Motor Company became the fir...
More than Snow-Play: The Story Behind the Trans Antarctic Expedition
Prior to the 1955-58 Commonwealth Trans Antarctic Expedition (CTAE), no other expedition had ever successfully crossed the Antarctic continent via the South Pole. Read about the difficulties that e...
How We Made the Trans Antarctic Expedition Design Poster
With the holiday season approaching, Automobilist wanted to create an artwork that stood apart from the rest of our product line but remained true to our mission of commemorating the iconic stories...
When the Underdogs became Champions - How the McLaren F1 GTR won the ‘95 Le Mans
Before the McLaren GTR shook the 1995 Le Mans, no other team had ever captured four of the top five places on a debut appearance. Read how “the ultimate road car” was turned into a race car that sh...
Sir Jackie Stewart in Monza 1969 - The Scot's Italian Job
On September 7, 1969, 50 years ago today, Sir Jackie Stewart clinched his first drivers' World Championship title at Monza with three races of the season remaining. Fighting for the coveted first-p...
Mick Doohan - A Champion That Almost Wasn't
Before he won his first 500CC World Championship in 1994, followed by a consecutive four more, the legendary Australian MotoGP rider Mick Doohan came pretty close to not winning any at all. At one ...
Sir Jackie Stewart at the Nürburgring - Through Hell and Back
August 4, 1968, Nürburgring, Germany: torrential downpour all weekend long makes an already difficult track nearly impossible to navigate; as extreme fog, mist, and wet conditions continue. As the ...
Story: One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." - Neil Armstrong. First spoken over 50 years ago, these are the words that forever altered the course of human history. On July 16, 1969...
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