RM Sotheby’s recently announced The Jody Scheckter Collection as part of its Monaco auction this May, offered directly from the renowned South African Formula 1 legend and unquestionably one of the most important collections of competition machinery ever offered at auction.The star of the collection is the 1979 Ferrari 312...

Wayne Taylor retired as a championship-winning driver in 2014 and has enjoyed the fruits of leading his title-winning sports car team in the intervening years, but the South African couldn’t resist an invitation to don his helmet and racing gear to make a return to the cockpit of a special...

Carlos Reutemann, who died July 7 at age 79, is well remembered by Formula 1 fans of the 1970s and 1980s for his long and successful stints at Brabham, Ferrari and Williams, for his 12 GP wins and for losing the 1981 World Championship (to Brabham’s Nelson Piquet) by a...

The start in 1977, considered by many to be the best LBGP ever, as Jody Scheckter's Wolf-Ford WR1 grabs the lead. Photo: David HutsonAs we continue our 50% off back issue sale, we are showcasing a few prime examples of the issues available. Today’s choice is the combination of the...

Ferrari's 3.0-liter flat-12 Formula 1 engine delivered six wins for 1979 world champion Jody Scheckter and his teammate Gilles Villeneuve in the back of Maranello's 312T4 chassis.Nearly 40 years after its time in F1 came to an end, Villeneuve's car is still in action on the vintage racing circuit, where...

It was 40 years ago today that Mario Andretti overhauled Jody Scheckter's Wolf in the closing stages of the Grand prix of Long Beach to win the second-ever Formula 1 race on the streets of the Soutern California city. Aside from giving a significant early boost to the Long Beach...

Listen as Gilles Villeneuve's 1979 Ferrari 312 T4 and Jody Scheckter's 1977 Wolf WR4 warm up and head to grid at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.

Ferrari's Carlos Reutemann won the 1978 United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen ahead of Williams's Alan Jones and Wolf's Jody Scheckter. Mario Andretti, who'd already clinched his first F1 world championship driving the wonderful Lotus 79, started from pole and led the first two laps before his Cosworth DFV...

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is one of the last iconic Formula 1 tracks that still possesses its original character. Still superfast, despite the chicanes; still atmospheric, despite the gladiatorial element of F1 disappearing; still possessing a soul in a way that most of the tracks that remain on the calendar couldn't...

Kimi Raikkonen's first-lap crash at the British Grand Prix stirs memories of Jody Scheckter's infamous shunt in 1973's race. Raymond Baxter commentates as Scheckter loses it coming out of Woodcote and takes half the field with him.