This V12-powered XJR-7 prototype stretches its legs in vintage racing. The most famous Jaguar sports cars have all raced at Le Mans: XK120, D-Type, E-Type, and XJR-9. However, the American-only XJR-7 remains an anomaly, one of few rip-snorting prototypes from the wild 1980s still racing. In that era, early ground effects and big horsepower reigned […] More »

Jim Pace wrings this Jaguar out at Virginia International Raceway. Jaguar’s legendary XKE was built, like most non-saloon Jags, from true racing pedigree. Like the XK120 that kicked off Jaguar’s sports car provenance, the later E-Type could hang with the best of its contemporaries. While most E-Types have become garage queens and collector items, Jim […] More »

Jaguar’s innovative, and brand new Formula E racer managed to score points in just its fourth outing this year.

There’s a lot of crazy racing in the world. Seriously, if has wheels and a motor, there’s some maniac out there that’ll race it — there’s even sidecar motocross racing. That said, this Jaguar XJ220 racing series is totally bonkers.

Jaguar was an Underdog at Le Mans in the ’50s — Until the D-Type The Jaguar D-Type is, without a doubt, one of the sexiest racing cars ever built. And as every Jaguar fan knows, there was a lot to love about it besides the drop-dead gorgeous body work. The 24 Hours of Le Mans […] More »

Richard Mason of Jaguar Heritage trust tutors Adam Carolla about two super-exotic vintage Jaguar racers.

Remember when we told you that Jaguar would be taking what they learned from Formula E and using it in their road-going models?