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It is often forgotten that motor racing started in France and French teams have a long and distinguished history. Some of the original French teams are still competing.

The pre-war years were a golden age of motor racing. Famous marques competed for superiority on the world's circuits, however safety was primitive and death common.

Racing Colours are histories of a nation's motor racing drivers, designers, manufacturers and teams. German Racing Silver is the story of the legendary "Silver Arrows".

Ray Harroun won the inaugural Indy 500 driving his unique Marmon Wasp. Ralph Mulford finished second in controversial circumstances.

Danica Patrick is the latest in a line of female racing drivers that can be traced back to the sport's earliest days.

Instead of books or DVDs a memorable day out can be an extra special gift for fans of Formula One. Goodwood and Donington both offer unforgettable experiences.

British Racing Green, of whatever hue, still resonates with national pride in Britain's motor racing heritage which is chronicled here; even when other colours were worn.

All eyes were in the two-times defending champ Fernando Alonso and the new look Scuderia Ferrari. But it was the Mclaren rookie that stole the show in Senna-esque fashion