The UK flat track scene has attracted interesting people from a broad range of backgrounds and occupations for a long time. There are the tradesmen you'd perhaps expect of a grassroots, grubby bike sport, but the numbers are bolstered by a fashion designer, pilots (numerous), artists, tattooists, set designers, a doctor, photographers (numerous) and the owner/founder of an internationally renowned design consultancy. The latter is Adam Brinkworth - who races in both vintage

Two nights in Los Angeles, one day riding the new Indian FTR 1200 S, and a free day to kill before flying home. My old mate Kirk was on night shifts so he could pick me up and the idea was to visit Nico, Ornamental Conifer, at his base within Race Service HQ. We were a bit late, so we didn't have as long as we hoped but it was still great to see the emigrant. Race Service is a motorsports media agency and 'content creator' that works with brands to generate social media adver

Despite living in a Formula 1-mad country I've never watched an F1 race all the way through. I've watched the first few laps now and then, perhaps five times in 40 years. Compare that to GP or WSB races I've watched (hundreds) or soccer matches (thousands). Why? There's no overtaking. Races are won or lost on 'fuel strategy'. Ugh... I'd rather listen to cricket on the radio that watch F1 in full Technicolor. Or so I thought. I was having my haircut at the local barbers (£10,

Remember the Benedict Redgrove Dragster Driver images? Or the same photographer's award-winning DTRA images? Well, they were both manipulated and retouched by INK, a specialist in the art of photo enhancement. INK's latest project is Plain Bodies. It's a slightly unusual project, but shows some of the firm's capabilities. Legendary racing cars have been recreated using CGI programmes, Computer-Generated Imagery. This isn't a photo that has been digitally stripped of its colo