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Joe Saward

Joe Saward started writing professionally about motor racing in the week he left university in 1983, with a BA degree in history from the University of London, and specialised knowledge of the world?

Traditional Dates for WEC

Traditional Dates for WEC

Sports car racing will return to a traditional calendar following the re-scheduling of the 2020 running of the Le Mans 24-Hour race to September 19-20. The World Endurance Championship ran to a ‘winter’ schedule through its 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 seasons but this year’s title is now set to end,

Obituary: Sir Stirling Moss

Obituary: Sir Stirling Moss

Stirling Moss was a regular, popular and charismatic visitor to Australia for more than fifty years. He shot to stardom down under when he won the 1954 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park, driving a Maserati 250F when the course ran in the opposite direction to the modern layout, continued

F1: Where to now?

F1: Where to now?

It is just a month since I boarded a plane and headed to Melbourne for the opening race of the 2020 Formula 1 season, the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. The race did not happen and when we left the media centre in Melbourne that Friday we departed with cries

F1: Pandemic Lifeline for Mallya

F1: Pandemic Lifeline for Mallya

The Formula One shutdown has been extended as more races are cancelled and teams idle their factories and furlough their workforces. The only good news for the moment is the number of grand prix teams which are making a contribution to the creation and production of medical equipment to fight

F1: Could 8 be the magic number?

F1: Could 8 be the magic number?

The grand prix season of 2020 could be reduced to as few as eight races as the Australian Grand Prix leads a collapse in the calendar. With the first three Formula One races already gone, and doubts over any event in the Coronavirus hot spots, the championship might not start