Nick Murphy - Photographer - UK
Nicks love for photography began at a young age when his dad used to take him all over the UK, handing Nick his old Canon whenever attendinh the track or a car show. From that moment on, he was hooked.
His passion for capturing the world of cars and motorsport
Ross Pavelin - Photographer - UK
Photography grabbed Ross long before he ever owned a camera. The spark came from watching Subaru and Mitsubishi go to war in the WRC on a tiny black-and-white TV, where even the static couldn’t hide the speed and drama. Last year Ross finally picked up a cheap used camera,
GOODYEAR AND TOCA SIGN MULTI-YEAR BTCC PARTNERSHIP EXTENSION
Goodyear and TOCA – Organiser of the British Touring Car Championship – have today (13 November) announced the renewal of their long-standing partnership through to the end of 2031.
Ferrari #51 - World Hypercar Champions'25 "WEC"
An unwavering presence in endurance racing since the 1960s, Rolex has kept time on moments that have come to define the sport and adorned the wrists of those who make history. From
Scheider and Andersson Deliver On Promise with Carl Cox Comeback
Timo Scheider and Klara Andersson have been fixtures in the ‘Extreme’ paddock for a number of years, and have both tasted varying levels of success in that time individually, but it wasn’t until the FIA Extreme H World Cup in Qiddiya City that the duo got the opportunity to celebrate together.
RACE AGAINST DEMENTIA UNVEILS PRIZE DRAW THAT FEATURES REPLICA OF HELMET SIGNED BY ALL LIVING FIA FORMULA 1® DRIVERS’ WORLD CHAMPIONS
The replica winner’s helmet recreates Sir Jackie Stewart’s legendary tartan design and will feature original signatures from both Sir Jackie and 2025 FIA Formula 1® Drivers’ World Champion, completing a historic collection.
Ingram’s Calm Amid the Chaos — BTCC Brands Hatch Finale 2025
There’s something about Brands Hatch in October that always feels like the season exhaling — a deep, smoky breath before winter takes over. The leaves turn, the tension spikes, and the final laps decide everything. And this year, Tom Ingram turned that pressure into poetry.
