An array of classic Maserati devoured the bends at the 11th edition of the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique

180 historic Grand Prix cars gathered in the Principality of Monaco over the weekend, to bring the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique to life. Amongst them were 19 Maserati cars ranging from the 1957 Formula 1 winner 250F to the iconic 300S and the very rare 6CM and V8RI took part in the 2018 edition of the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique.

For the 11th edition of this prestigious event pre-war cars were brought back by popular demand to compete in the A-series, which became the unmissable world meeting for this category of Grand Prix cars, which were called “Formula 1” as soon as World War II ended.

GKN Driveline to electrify the World’s oldest Motorsport venue with the UK debut of Panasonic Jaguar Racing’s I-type 2

GKN Driveline is teaming up with partner Panasonic Jaguar Racing to bring one of the world’s most advanced electric vehicles to the oldest motor sport venue, Shelsley Walsh in Worcestershire.

JD Classics takes astonishing fourth consecutive victory at Monaco Historique

– JD Classics achieved an astonishing one-two finish at Monaco Historique, marking the fourth consecutive win for the team in Monaco
– The world-class JD Classics Race Team was victorious in the Serie C race, with its immaculately prepared Cooper T33
– An ultra-rare Lister Maserati, prepared and campaigned on behalf of a JD Classics customer, completed the remarkable one-two finish
– Monaco Historique is perhaps the most famous and fiercely contested event on the historic motorsport calendar
– JD Classics has dominated the event in its three previous runnings, with its ex-Fangio Jaguar C-Type becoming the first car to ever achieve three consecutive victories, in 2012, 2014 and 2016

Zamparelli shines under Monza sun

Nationwide and Dino Zamparelli maintained the championship lead after becoming the first double winner of the 2018 Porsche Carrera Cup GB season, taking victory on day one at the theatre of speed, Autodromo di Monza in Italy and working his way from 6th to 2nd on day two.

The 25-year old qualified third on the grid and when the lights went out Dino launched the car off the line to take second place as Harper dropped back.