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Want to see Barry Sheene’s World Championship winning Suzuki RG500?
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Advertisement feature Two of Barry Sheene’s iconic World Championship winning Suzuki RG500 motorcycles will be on display at the end of this month during the annual Cumbria Steam Gathering. Alongside Sheene’s machines, The Broke FMX
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The 145mph TZ750 Flat Tracker: Banned but not Forgotten
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Sideways scrubbing. Looking for traction. Riding what is one of the nastiest machines ever made. There’s a reason why many in the racing world love and fear these things. Not least of all because of
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Lazzarini – Small bore assassin
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In the ultra-lightweight classes Eugenio Lazzarini was a force majeure, with 27 GP victories, two 50cc titles and another in the 125cc class. He was runner-up eight times and won four Italian crowns. As if
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Slighty for Stafford
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If you’re a fan of the 1990s when World Superbikes was at its best, then you can’t miss this October’s CMM Stafford Show. Why? Well, Kiwi Aaron Slight – undoubtedly the best rider never to win the
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Classic TT 2019 to celebrate ‘illustrious’ Steve Hislop
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‘Back to the Future: The Hizzy Years’ will be a celebration of his career 30 years after his milestone.
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Watching
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Hello and welcome to this latest issue of Classic Racer – I sincerely hope you enjoy it. There is change in them there racing worlds. And we’re witnessing what could end up being the start
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Good as Gould
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Dear CR In the November/December issue of Classic Racer, you covered the career and success of Rod Gould. He, along with his mum and dad lived next door to me and my parents, and Rod
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Jay Springsteen – Forever Fast
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There have been many popular riders in American dirt-track racing across the decades but none have exemplified timeless competitiveness in the Grand National championships across three full decades of continuous racing in the Expert class.
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TT wheelchair challenge
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The son of an Isle of Man TT racer is bidding to make his mark on the legendary Mountain course, by pushing a specially-adapted wheelchair. Graham Inchley, from Andover, intends to cover the equivalent distance
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Keith Heckles Tribute
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Both sons of the late Keith Heckles will return to the Isle of Man to ride in the Classic Racer Lap of Honour at this year’s Classic TT and Festival of Motorcycling in August, as
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