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April 16, 1912
Harriet Quimby took off from Dover, Kent, in a
The “only one in the world” is what the Los Angeles Times said about Bessie Coleman a century ago. It launched me on a quest to trace the breathtaking moxie of an adventurous, brave, black woman who’d
The penultimate survivor of the famous Dionne quints ...
Jazz Turner reflects on her recent record-setting around Britain voyage and her decision to turn down a hospice bed and ‘get out into the English Channel and turn right’
THE HOWL OF a British V12, the growl of an American V8. Even up here the dominant soundtracks that accompany the Le Mans 24 Hours are all too distinct as miniature Aston Martin Valkyries and Cadillac
Unless some knowledgeable C&SC reader can correct me, Daphne Arnott is surely the only female racing-car manufacturer, ever. For a brief period in the 1950s, she turned out Formula Three single-seater
The Countess of Wemyss and March, better known as Amanda Feilding, crusaded for the legalisation of LSD and its rehabilitation as a medical treatment. When she first encountered LSD in the mid-1960s,
