[the link is marked nsfw solely because of mika salo’s bare cheeks. apologies?] interesting insight from a finnish motorsport lover on the question. goes back and looks at various finnish racers in motorsport.
a great collection of rally videos. have been uploaded for over 13 years. this channel was my main introduction to the sport - see amjayes’ tumblr blog as well [also in my yabs.io]
a blog dedicated to high quality motorsport gifs and images. both quality in content and in image. extensive archive.
a web 1.0 site that has pictures of all things racing. still updated today. the driver catalog is actually impressive.
want to know how those cars work? these guys have got you covered. no, really. search function is a godsend here.
another older looking motorsport forum. starts f1 threads arnd '99, if i remember correctly? good for news article tracing, or short opinions on daily happenings. much smaller forum than autosport forums, for example.
good source for day to day reactions on motorsport, also has good one-off threads. quite active today.
okay, this one is quotes from solely the 2012 season but i still love these. has a variety of commentators, and even the own blogger's opinions on some of the event of the 2012 f1 season.
can't have too many brundle quote pages. this one is all of his years of commentary, i think? i find these genuinely insightful to the racing. and hilarious, of course.
a restoration of old geocities neighborhoods. very fascinating stuff
big collection website of all those old forum smiley gifs.
great photo archive of all types of racing. comprehensive, good tagging system.
the best youtube to mp3 converter i've found online, period.
great for writers and researchers alike.
a directory of all weekly articles written by atlasf1, from 1995 to 2005. i genuinely think atlas1 is the best source for f1 in this timeframe. the weekly articles fill in gaps for a viewer looking on from years later, not to mention the interactive content. gem of an archive.
a great old submission page for things said by or to martin brundle on itv broadcast. scroll down to see the archive from 1997 - 2002.
