Scheckter, who had been courted by Ferrari since his Tyrrell days, tells Matt Bishop how “Mr Ferrari came knocking again” in ...

A pair of legends make their mark Save for Villeneuve, no two names align more with the Canadian Grand Prix than Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton. The top two drivers of all time in terms of ...

The 1977 Long Beach Grand Prix transformed into a hunting ground for three teams. Walter Wolf Racing, Lotus, and Ferrari appeared to be the front runners, with the 1979 F1 world champion trading ...

EX-FORMULA ONE star Jody Scheckter has a unique place in the sport’s history. Born and raised in East London, Cape Province in South Africa on January 29, 1950, Scheckter’s illustrious … ...

What other legendary F1 racing cars does Zak Brown own? Aside from McLarens, Brown also owns an ex-Jody Scheckter Wolf WR1, the only car prior to the 2009 Brawn to win on its Grand Prix debut.

Jody Scheckter went through an F1 transformation like few others. Branded a grand prix enfant terrible when he debuted in 1972, seven years later Scheckter was the sure hand on the tiller Ferrari ...

Scheckter joined the Wolf F1 team in 1977 and won their first ever Grand Prix, then followed up with two wins and multiple podiums to finish second in the championship behind Niki Lauda. Another ...

Jody Scheckter, the most famous South African F1 driver, entered 12 cars from his personal collection into RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale. This included his 1979 Ferrari 312 T4, in which he won three ...

Miami currently holds the crown as F1’s American beachside blast, but it’s hardly the first. Back in the day, the mighty Long Beach Grand Prix was a SoCal legend.

Plus Alfa Romeos, a Lancia B20, and a Porsche Ski Scooter. The collection owned by 1979 Ferrari F1 champion Jody Scheckter includes a rare Tyrrell six-wheeler.

Scheckter made his grand prix debut in 1972 but would not race full-time in F1 for another two years. During those two years he raced in SCCA L&M Formula 5000, starting in 1973.