For most motorsport fans, Lord Alexander Hesketh, needs no introduction. He founded Hesketh Racing at only 22 years old, and within a year his team moved from F3 to the pinnacle of motor racing, Formula 1. ‘Le Patron’, as he was known in the team, brought not only champagne, lobsters and glamour to the grand prix tracks of Europe, but some of the most exciting racing of the era with James Hunt behind the wheel. A true British underdog story, Hesketh Racing took on the “giants” of Formula One, including Ferrari, with unrivalled style and remarkable success. Private Collectors Club are delighted to present a fascinating interview with the legend that is Lord Hesketh.

Charles Clegg interviews Lord Alexander Hesketh for The Apex by Private Collectors

Nigel Mansell easily won the 1992 F1 World Championship and then in a shock move, switched to Indycar for 1993. He won that as well.
So why did he return to F1 in 94? Ibrar Malik investigates. 

I don't know what Liberty Media are going on about. It seems Grid Girls have inspired a plethora of female talent to get involved with F1.

Who wouldn’t love to have one of these in their garage?

Now and then we get word of a barn find that raises the eyebrows.
But this week these images popped up showing a barn find that is truly gobsmacking!
The cars uncovered included examples from a number of manufacturers, such as a 1995 Benetton B195.