Niklas Husmann’s journey behind the lens began where many great motorsport stories do — trackside at the Nürburgring, standing next to his father, holding an old camera and discovering the magic of racing through a viewfinder. What started as childhood curiosity has grown into a rapidly evolving photography career, culminating

Motorsport has been a constant thread running through Kieron Cooper’s life. From motocross to supermoto and sports bikes, his passion was always lived at speed — competing, learning, and pushing limits on two wheels. That journey was abruptly interrupted by a sudden illness that ended his ability to ride competitively.

Capturing the Art of Motorsport Nick Murphy’s relationship with the lens began at the age of ten, when he received his first camera as a gift from his father. What started as a childhood hobby has evolved into a seventeen-year journey of visual storytelling. Over the last seven

Every image is a blend of vision, creativity, and artistry — a philosophy that underpins Eamon’s approach to photography. Film, Then Photography. Before committing fully to photography, Eamon spent several years immersed in film production, working on major blockbuster projects with studios including Marvel and Disney. That experience shaped a

For Owen Dunn, the past year has been about understanding the rhythm of motorsport — not just the cars on track, but the people, pressure, and precision that surround them. Year one was a foundation year: learning how the paddock works, where stories emerge, and how trust is earned rather than

Eamon is a freelance motorsport photographer capturing the intensity, speed and character of racing across all levels - from endurance events to the British Superbike Championship. His work blends cinematic motion with bold, dynamic detail, creating images that try to capture the speed and intensity of being on track. Eamon has

When Carl Cox agreed to sign the helmet prize for our Motorsport Calendar Competition to raise funds and awareness for "Race Against Dementia", it was not just a casual gesture....It was personal.