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Amalgam Collection has unveiled its 1:8 scale model of the new McLaren W1, a definitive handcrafted replica that has bee...
03/03/2026

Amalgam Collection has unveiled its 1:8 scale model of the new McLaren W1, a definitive handcrafted replica that has been developed over 3,000 hours in direct collaboration with McLaren Automotive in Woking. Read on for more about this new model that measures over 57cm (22 inches) in length and takes over 300 hours to build: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/art/amalgam-scale-model-of-new-mclaren-w1/

Amalgam Collection has unveiled its 1:8 scale model of the new McLaren W1 in direct collaboration with McLaren Automotive in Woking.

The 2026 Dakar Rally was successfully completed by the all-female Gazelles Racing Team, sponsored by Exol Lubricants. Le...
25/02/2026

The 2026 Dakar Rally was successfully completed by the all-female Gazelles Racing Team, sponsored by Exol Lubricants. Led by Marcella Kirk and Helen Tait-Wright, they were the first all-female team to complete the Dakar Classic in their highly modified 1988 Land Rover Defender 110, which the team nicknamed ‘Purdey’. Read on for more: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/rallying/all-female-racing-team-completes-2026-dakar-rally/

The 2026 Dakar Rally has been completed by the first all-female Gazelles Racing Team, sponsored by Exol Lubricants.

There is an increasingly positive picture for EV adoption amongst private motorists today with fewer barriers holding dr...
20/02/2026

There is an increasingly positive picture for EV adoption amongst private motorists today with fewer barriers holding drivers back from making the switch to electric according to analysis of the 2025 Europcar Mobility Group UK. Read on for more details: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/electric-vehicles/cost-still-biggest-barrier-to-ev-driving/

There is an increasingly positive picture for EV adoption amongst private motorists today with fewer barriers holding drivers back.

This eye-catching 1967 Lola T70 MK3 Coupé is currently on display at The Royal Automobile Club. The T70 was one of the g...
16/02/2026

This eye-catching 1967 Lola T70 MK3 Coupé is currently on display at The Royal Automobile Club. The T70 was one of the greatest sports-racing cars of the 1960s and widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cars of its era.

Driven by Formula One World Champion Denny Hulme, this particular Lola T70 Mk3 Coupé claimed victory at the 1968 Tourist Trophy at Oulton Park, averaging an impressive speed of 99mph. The win marked Hulme’s third Tourist Trophy triumph in just four years.

The car was created out of Lola founder Eric Broadley’s belief that a lightweight British chassis paired with an American V8 engine could take on the world. The V8-cylinder, 4940cc puts out 420bhp and is capable of a top speed in excess of 190mph.

Volkswagen is offering us a glimpse into what the interiors of their new cars will look like in the future, showcasing t...
10/02/2026

Volkswagen is offering us a glimpse into what the interiors of their new cars will look like in the future, showcasing the all-new ID. Polo. Created from customer feedback, this new holistic design approach will more than likely define the new look of cockpits for upcoming ID. models. Read on for more details: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/hatchbacks/volkswagen-unveils-next-generation-cockpit-on-id-polo/

Volkswagen offers a glimpse into what the cockpit and interiors of their new cars will look like in the future, showcasing the new ID. Polo.

We look back at last year’s Royal Automobile Club Art of Motoring exhibition which took place at the Iconic Images Galle...
05/02/2026

We look back at last year’s Royal Automobile Club Art of Motoring exhibition which took place at the Iconic Images Gallery in London. Here’s a fabulous painting of the 1972 Targa Florio with Helmut Marko setting the fastest lap in the Alfa T33/3 by talented artist John Ketchell: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/art/the-art-of-motoring-2025/

The Royal Automobile Club 2025 Art of Motoring Exhibition took place once again at the Iconic Images Gallery in Waterloo Place.

Built purely for the track and developed for Lamborghini’s one-make Super Trofeo championships across Europe, Asia and N...
01/02/2026

Built purely for the track and developed for Lamborghini’s one-make Super Trofeo championships across Europe, Asia and North America, this 2018 Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO is currently on display at The Royal Automobile Club and blends Italian flair with functional aggression.

Its naturally aspirated 5204cc V10 engine produces 611 horsepower, giving the car a top speed of 174mph.

A technological collaboration between Pirelli and Porsche has seen the joint development of specifically created tyres f...
21/11/2025

A technological collaboration between Pirelli and Porsche has seen the joint development of specifically created tyres for classic models, from the first generation 1964 model up to the Porsche 911 (type 997). Read on for more details: https://ourmanbehindthewheel.com/motoring/pirelli-equips-classic-porsches-with-bespoke-tyres/

A technological collaboration between Pirelli and Porsche has seen the joint development of specifically created tyres for classic models.

We look back at this year’s Royal Automobile Club Art of Motoring exhibition which took place at the Iconic Images Galle...
13/11/2025

We look back at this year’s Royal Automobile Club Art of Motoring exhibition which took place at the Iconic Images Gallery at end of last month. Here’s a fabulous painting from Le Mans 1984 of a New Man Joest Porsche 956B acrylic on canvas by talented artist Nicholas Watts.

This 1902 Wolseley 10hp Tonneau is currently on display at The Royal Automobile Club and is a true stalwart of the RM So...
10/11/2025

This 1902 Wolseley 10hp Tonneau is currently on display at The Royal Automobile Club and is a true stalwart of the RM Sotheby’s Veteran Car Run. With a cruising speed of just 24mph, the car has made the journey from London to Brighton no less than 55 times and even helped to open the Channel Tunnel back in 1994.

The car was the 53rd car to be road-registered in Wolseley’s home of Birmingham in 1902 and is powered by a two-cylinder, 2615cc engine, giving it 11bhp and a top speed of 30mph. It cost £360 when new.

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