Motor Sport October - 2026 [EN]

It’s a 1960s skin diver, built 60 years wiser. If you want real racing heartland take a look at Norfolk. But fewer people perhaps know of the role of the small town of Downham Market in the making of arguably the greatest racing film of all time, John Frankenheimer’s 1966 classic Grand Prix, the diamond anniversary of which we celebrate in this month’s issue. It was here that Jim Russell’s racing school had its workshops and, as Mark Cole reports, that technicians prepared the single-seaters for