Richard Attwood featuring on the Driven Chat Podcast with Jon Marcar and Miles Lacey

Richard Attwood isn’t one given to hyperbole. Opining that victory in the 1970 Le Mans 24 Hours alongside Hans Hermann represented a career peak for the Midlander is met with a positively Gallic shrug

There are few pleasures greater in my working life than sitting down and talking cars with Richard Attwood. And I really do mean that, and not just because 20 years ago he let me drive his Porsche 917. Richard is not just a fine racing driver who, but for mechanical maladies would have won Le Mans for Porsche not just once, but three times in succession, he also provides the best of company. (MOTORSPORT)

The Ford P68 never finished a race in its period history, yet holds a special place in the heart of 1970 Le Mans 24 Hours winner Richard Attwood. He explains why the F3L, as it was better known, was in his view better than a Porsche 917 or a Lotus 49 in Autosport's continued series. Read more.

Richard Attwood joins Motor Sport for an exclusive Game Changer talk, looking back at his decorated career at a time when racing was fraught with danger and filled with characters.