This September’s Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court will include a special feature exclusively for classic car owners under the age of 30. The feature divides 99 years of automotive history into six separate classes of 30 cars, and aims to celebrate and encourage the next generation’s passion for classic ownership and automotive history.

GTO Engineering has released photographs of the production-ready exterior of its new 250GTO-inspired car. It has also been announced that the car will be officially named ‘Squalo’ (Italian for shark).
Details of the firm’s bespoke V12 engine have also been revealed, indicating a 10,000rpm rev limit and over 460bhp.

Bonhams auction house has announced that James Knight has stepped down to be replaced by Maarten Ten Holder, and it has also bought digital sales business The Market

First test drive of the prototype Car Zero of the new Bentley Blower Continuation by David Lillywhite, comparing it with the original Tim Birkin Le Mans Team Car

Nearly six decades after his last Goodwood appearance, Roger Penske will be a special guest at the 2021 Festival of Speed. The July 8-11 event will honour him for his motor sport achievements as both a driver and team owner.

This year is the 50th anniversary of the Miura SV, the apex of the P400 project. When the car was launched at the Geneva Motor Show in 1971, it changed the automotive world forever, creating the mid-engined supercar philosophy.

It was announced late last year that the famous Bizzarrini marque would be revived, and now more details have emerged about what the company’s first car since 1969 will look like. The 5300 GT Revival Corsa is based on the 1965 Le Mans-winning chassis no.0222.

A Mido watch owned by Ettore Bugatti could sell for more than 100,000 euros when it goes to auction in France on May 17

Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance has announced it will celebrate America’s most iconic engine, the Chevy V8, with a special ‘Chevy Thunder’ class at this year’s event on May 23.

The world of rallying and historic motorsport lost one of its most entertaining characters this week: David Sutton, the former Ford and Audi rally team manager.