Classic Racing School
3 June 2026Learning how to drive vintage single-seaters isn't easy. Teaching it is a whole other thing.
Learning how to drive vintage single-seaters isn't easy. Teaching it is a whole other thing.
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Learning how to drive vintage single-seaters isn't easy. Teaching it is a whole other thing.
For your inner 5-year-old or your actual one, Mark Jarel makes slot car dreams come true.
For Rob, it's all about the challenge - trimming the cars other people wouldn't touch.
Arguably the part of a car the driver bonds with most, Nardi has applied their craft and made wheels for all the greats.
Step inside the 132-year-old workshop of the world-renowned manufacturer of automotive badges.
If you have ever looked at a set of wire-spoke wheels and thought Wow!, chances are they were made here.
In a quiet corner of Milan, Pino and Milena La Rosa shape more than cars-they preserve philosophy. Lab Eleven isn't chasing trends; it's refining essence. From accident-free 993s to thoughtful, soulful builds, the focus is purity.
To hold one is to see how much care matters, how precision transforms into presence, and how even in miniature, a car's spirit can be captured whole.
Alan Thornton challenges the obsession with resolution by embracing reduction. His use of halftone printing transforms model cars into large format automotive art, from vintage Formula 1 legends to modern hypercars like the Aston Martin Valkyrie.
Their luggage graces the back seats of the most beautiful cars in the world since 1880.
Part-time collector, full-time restorer. Carini Lino breathes new life into old car radios.
Handmade in Sicily, his driving shoes have graced some of the greatest heel-and-toe shifts by the likes of legends Niki Lauda, Nanni Galli, and more.
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His obsession for scale-models led him to his dream job in the coveted Ferrari Wind Tunnel.
Learning how to drive vintage single-seaters isn't easy. Teaching it is a whole other thing.
Through fine art photography rooted in precision and restraint, Thornton reveals the true shape of automotive design. Known for his background in high stakes commercial photography, his work strips away distraction and focuses on light, proportion, and intent.
For your inner 5-year-old or your actual one, Mark Jarel makes slot car dreams come true.
Handmade in Sicily, his driving shoes have graced some of the greatest heel-and-toe shifts by the likes of legends Niki Lauda, Nanni Galli, and more.
No episode description is available yet.
His obsession for scale-models led him to his dream job in the coveted Ferrari Wind Tunnel.
Part-time collector, full-time restorer. Carini Lino breathes new life into old car radios.
Arguably the part of a car the driver bonds with most, Nardi has applied their craft and made wheels for all the greats.
Their luggage graces the back seats of the most beautiful cars in the world since 1880.
In a quiet corner of Milan, Pino and Milena La Rosa shape more than cars—they preserve philosophy. Lab Eleven isn't chasing trends; it's refining essence. From accident-free 993s to thoughtful, soulful builds, the focus is purity. No gimmicks, no theater. Just 911s, reborn with intention, balance, and an insistence that perfection lives not in polish—but in purpose.
If you have ever looked at a set of wire-spoke wheels and thought Wow!, chances are they were made here.
Step inside the 132-year-old workshop of the world-renowned manufacturer of automotive badges.
At Amalgam Collection, detail is everything. In life, attention to detail can be the difference between safety and disaster, or the difference between something ordinary and something loved. Their models carry that same weight. Each is built from thousands of precisely crafted parts, painted to factory specification, and finished so faithfully that scale disappears. What results is not a toy but a study in discipline and passion.
For Rob, it's all about the challenge - trimming the cars other people wouldn't touch.