About the Magazine
Who publishes Motorsport Endeavour, how the guides are sourced and what the archive keeps.
Motorsport Endeavour is an independent British magazine that explains motorsport. It answers the questions fans and would-be competitors ask most often: what each Formula 1 flag means, how a rally stage works, where green laning is legal, how to get a race licence, what to expect from a first track day, and how the great circuits and races came to be.
One section is devoted to adaptive motorsport and driving: licences and medical assessments for disabled competitors, hand controls and other adaptations, and the route back to driving after an injury. It follows on from the history of this domain.
How the guides are written
Each guide is based on public sources such as the FIA, Formula 1, Motorsport UK, gov.uk and the DVLA, Driving Mobility, circuit owners and event organisers, and lists them at the end. Rules, fees and schemes change; where that matters, the guide says so and points to the official source.
The history of this domain
This domain was previously used by a charity motor club that organised driving days, visits and rallies for disabled drivers and injured service personnel. Its reports, galleries and team pages are kept in the Club Archive, the Photo Archive and the Club Team pages, with contact details removed. The magazine is independent: it is not affiliated with that club, does not organise events and does not collect donations.
Photographs and partners
Photographs come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences; the author and licence appear under each image and on the photo credits page. Partner content, where there is any, is labelled as such and kept apart from the guides.