The Latest Breaking News from Caterham

From the moment it was first announced that the Legends Cars would be making three guest appearances on the British Touring Car support bill this year, there was plenty of excitement. The five-eighths scale imitations of 1930s American machines have a reputation for producing some dramatic racing and seemed like…

First Michael Cullen and then James Clarke had trimmed the gap to Slater but it now stands at four victories again after his 15th and 16th triumphs of 2023 at Cadwell Park.

Caterham’s three-seater electric sports car, Project V, may arrive as early as 2025 at around $100,000.

Caterham unveils Project V, an all-electric sports car with 268 horsepower that could go into production alongside the Caterham Seven and launch in 2025.

Debuts from Aston Martin, Ferrari, McLaren, and more mean you can look forward to many high-end vehicles debuting this year.

Three weeks ago, Hill had a solitary UK win to his name in 2023 from his victory at the Goodwood Members’ Meeting in a Ford Capri, but in mid-June, he claimed his first two BTCC successes of the season in his West Surrey Racing BMW.  

It will be at the Goodwood Festival of Speed starting July 13.

Foden (above right) won all three Welsh MX-5 Championship races - for Mk1 models of the sportscar - to continue his strong start to the season and take his tally for the year to nine.

Slater has been the class of the field so far this year and has taken his 2023 tally to 14 wins from 18 races after three further triumphs at Snetterton.