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Many car and motorcycle enthusiasts consider themselves to be far more skillful than your average drivers / riders. And true enough, some really are, constantly honing their skills during weekend track events. But the odds of an enthusiast becoming a Formula 1 World Champion are slimmer than winning a lottery ticket twice in a row.
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You've got to love old-timers with plenty of zest to go around. Take for example this 91-year old grandmother who had no problem whatsoever wearing her racing helmet and jumping into the racing seat and getting behind the wheel of an old Subaru (or...
- Ayrton Senna's First F1 Racecar From 1984 Hits The Auction Block
We're no strangers to Ayrton Senna related items here on Carscoop but there's memorabilia and memorabilia, and this particular sale is one truly unique piece of motorsport history that you don’t often get the chance to see, let alone buy....
- Tis The Time To Watch Out: Cool Timepieces For The Auto Enthusiast
A red and white McLaren and a bright yellow-helmeted driver behind the wheel storming down the track is one of the images that defined the 1980’s-era of Formula 1. The driver was, of course, the late Ayrton Senna. And the watch he wore was always...
- Mika Hakkinen Returns To Racing In The Cockpit Of A Mercedes Sls Amg
Michael Schumacher isn’t the only Formula 1 champion who can’t live outside a racing car’s cockpit; after a four year absence, two-times F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen will sit behind the wheel of racing car for the final event...
- Photo Gallery: Citroën Survolt Concept At The Le Mans Classic
The Citroën Survolt made its track debut this past weekend at the Le Mans Classic racing event. Piloting the all-electric concept was racing driver Vanina Ickx, daughter of Belgian Formula One pilot, Jacky Ickx. "I am very proud to have participated...
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Find of the Day: 10 Famous Racing Driver Helmets up for Sale
Many car and motorcycle enthusiasts consider themselves to be far more skillful than your average drivers / riders. And true enough, some really are, constantly honing their skills during weekend track events. But the odds of an enthusiast becoming a Formula 1 World Champion are slimmer than winning a lottery ticket twice in a row.
Facing reality is never an easy task, but what can you do? Well, if your pocket can handle the cost, you can always keep your fantasy alive with some cool motorsports memorabilia like a famous driver’s racing helmet. Besides being a good investment, you’ll be the talk of the track day for sure. Check out our selection after the break, compiled from the extensive list found on The Memorabilia Experience (TME) sales site.
Read more »- 91 Year-old Granny Cool Tries Her Hand At Rallycross In A Subaru!
You've got to love old-timers with plenty of zest to go around. Take for example this 91-year old grandmother who had no problem whatsoever wearing her racing helmet and jumping into the racing seat and getting behind the wheel of an old Subaru (or...
- Ayrton Senna's First F1 Racecar From 1984 Hits The Auction Block
We're no strangers to Ayrton Senna related items here on Carscoop but there's memorabilia and memorabilia, and this particular sale is one truly unique piece of motorsport history that you don’t often get the chance to see, let alone buy....
- Tis The Time To Watch Out: Cool Timepieces For The Auto Enthusiast
A red and white McLaren and a bright yellow-helmeted driver behind the wheel storming down the track is one of the images that defined the 1980’s-era of Formula 1. The driver was, of course, the late Ayrton Senna. And the watch he wore was always...
- Mika Hakkinen Returns To Racing In The Cockpit Of A Mercedes Sls Amg
Michael Schumacher isn’t the only Formula 1 champion who can’t live outside a racing car’s cockpit; after a four year absence, two-times F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen will sit behind the wheel of racing car for the final event...
- Photo Gallery: Citroën Survolt Concept At The Le Mans Classic
The Citroën Survolt made its track debut this past weekend at the Le Mans Classic racing event. Piloting the all-electric concept was racing driver Vanina Ickx, daughter of Belgian Formula One pilot, Jacky Ickx. "I am very proud to have participated...