Great Corners
The Charlies at Cadwell Park
Charlies 1 and 2 are a brilliant challenge. Blind on entry, you use the gradient to slow the car and make it point.
Cadwell Park is one of Britain's oldest circuits, dating back to 1934 when a farmer by the name of Wilkinson laid down a three-quarter mile chalk trac... Read More
Raidillon at Spa-Francorchamps
Eau Rouge is the corner most people know at Spa, but Raidillon which immediately follows, is the real challenge
Spa-Francorchamps which lies in Belgium's Ardennes forest just over the hills from The Nurburgring, is an absolute favourite with racers the world ove... Read More
The Craner Curves at Donington Park
What you can't see on a track is always more exciting...
Craner Curves - Donington Park
Donington Park is the only circuit in the UK which existed before the second world war and is still operational today,... Read More
Le Mans 24H track, Porsche Curves and Maison Blanche
Seven apices, nearly all of them hidden on approach...
Le Mans - Porsche Curves and Maison Blanche
In 1984, I was offered a drive in a Group C2 car at the Le Mans 24 hours. The day job was on a weekly mot... Read More
Brands Hatch - Paddock Hill Bend
One of the country's more intimidating corners, it looks easy from the grandstand opposite, less so from the cockpit of a car.
Paddock Hill Bend, Brands Hatch Indy Circuit
There's no doubt that Brands Hatch Indy is a great place to drive and it’s a great place fo... Read More
Silverstone
Maggots, Becketts and Chapel.
The sequence on Silverstone's Grand Prix track which is Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel has always been exciting because like much of the rest of Silver... Read More