I found these photos on my laptop, but I can't remember when they're from. If I had to guess, I'd say 2014. I'm pretty sure they're all taken at King's Lynn. I do know they're all by Ian Roxburgh, who used to shoot the races for the DTRA. He had/has a great eye. We have some super snappers covering the races now (Jon Braking Point and Paul France) but I still miss Rox. Above is Co-Built Geoff Cain on one of the Rotax framers he made the chassis for. A young Ollie Brindley. No

A blog post from Todd Marella... Lunch was a lockdown affair at work today, with no one in the immediate vicinity to impress with my homemade Birria, cucumber salad, and chocolate chip cookies. Alone in my windowless closet of an office, I typed 'vintage ascot motorcycle movies' into my search bar. The first result was 'Half Mile, a film about Dirt Track Privateer Dennis Kanegae from…' The recurring loop within YouTube’s trailer of a guy in ‘70s era black, white and red leath

Some days ago we lost Stefano Zardini, the Italian photographer, filmmaker and artist, who was featured in 'Inferno Fangoso' in SB #14. I’d like to remember Stefano with this short story: a couple of years ago I organized the showing of his movie 'Il Levriero'. It’s a short movie, 25 minutes, rough, intense, very ahead of its time, made in 1977 and featuring the Italian speedway rider "Charlie Brown”, known to all as Giuseppe Marzotto, founder and owner of GM speedway engines

Like some kind of dream Earle Motors have had their Il Mostro Sideburn 14 cover bike rendered in 1:32 scale posterity by the Mattel Corp. The Ducati, ridden by national number 98 Kayl Kolkman for our SB14 cover, is being carried by Alex Earle's own 1967 Jeepster Commando. The top/collectible, goes on sale in early 2019. We have found four of these issues that we thought we'd sold out of. Order Sideburn 14 now, or miss out forever. #Sideburn14 #Ducati #EarleMotors #Hauler #Toy