As much as our rose-tinted retro spectacles like to believe that motorsports was better in the old days, domination has been a regular occurrence in racing’s 120-year existence. On YouTube, you can find Shell’s fantastic half-hour documentary on the 1955 Belgian Grand Prix. It’s a delightful trip back in time...

ABOVE: Imperious in his Ford-powered Lotus 38, Jim Clark scythes past Len Sutton’s Vollstedt on the way to victory in the 1965 Indianapolis 500. The Scot led four times for 190 of the 200 laps. It's 50 years since Jim Clark's Lotus dominated the 49th Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. It was...

Of all the great drives in his 45 years, it has to rank as one of the most jaw-dropping performances. No, he didn’t win, but what A.J. Foyt did on Aug. 22, 1965 at Milwaukee’s State Fair Park might have been even more impressive than some of his record 67...

Legendary Lotus designer Len Terry, who was integral to the team's success in Formula 1 and at Indianapolis in the 1960s, has died at the age of 90.After involvement in the Delta and Moorland Formula Junior projects, the first car Terry (pictured above with Dan Gurney) designed was the Terrier...