Iconic Bikes & Cars

This stunning image is by Brian Sapsford, an airbrush artist and illustrator, who is also an ex-TT rider and keen bike enthusiast, took almost 100 hours of painstaking work to ensure that this 1961 350ccc Manx Norton machine has been captured as...

This superb art print is by Brian Sapsford, an airbrush artist and illustrator, who is also an ex-TT rider and keen bike enthusiast. Amost 100 hours of painstaking work was required together with hours of research to ensure that 1960 G50 Matchless...

The original ‘beast from the east’, the Nissan Skyline GT-R is an icon for power, speed and advanced Japanese automotive technology.  With straight-6 engines capable of being tuned to over 1000bhp, 4WD, intelligent torque-splitting...

The twin-charged Porsche 959 was the fastest street legal production car when it was introduced in 1986, achieving a top speed of 317 km/h (197 mph), with some variants even capable of achieving 339 km/h (211 mph). Combining race-car performance with...

Superfast, superpowerful with head-turning looks, the Subaru Impreza is one of the most desirable cars, enjoying phenomenal cult status thanks largely to Colin McRae's storming world rally championship glory in 1995.  The Impreza 22B is considered...

Affectionately known as "God's Chariot" amongst the car's fans and owners around the world, the second-generation BMW 3 series, the E30 M3, is still regarded by many as being the ultimate BMW to own.  It was a car that worked superbly in racing trim...

Ferrucio Lamborghini made his millions building tractors and decided to reward himself with a new Ferrari. According to legend, Enzo Ferrari refused to sell him one. This alleged snub is said to have prompted Lamborghini to order the construction of a...

"This is a car that will never in its life be taken to a supermarket" (Lorenzo Ramaciotti, Ferrari F40 project manager) In 1987, Ferrari celebrated it's 40th Anniversary by introducing it's first 200mph road car - the fabulous F40.  It was...

In the late 1970s and early 80s, Suzuki enjoyed a blistering and dominant run of 500cc Grand Prix racing success, akin to that of Norton's reign during the 1950s. In 1974 they developed the RG500 or 'Gamma' prototype racer, denoted XR14 by the factory...

The Honda VFR750R, coded 'RC30', has had a more profound impact on the racing world than pretty much any production bike out there and at the Isle of Man TT races the machine thrived in the hands of Steve Hislop, Carl Fogarty and Nick Jefferies amongst...

Built in 1970 as a works production racer, Slippery Sam is one of the most celebrated triumph motorcycles of all time. The iconic motorcycle was one of three 750cc three-cylinder Tridents built by Triumph for the 1970 Isle of Man TT. The bike earned...