Mark G. Whitchurch
Motoring Editor
Mark G. Whitchurch is a veteran motoring journalist with more than 1,300 published articles to his name across national newspapers, specialist magazines and digital platforms. Between 1997 and 2018, he built a reputation for authoritative, engaging and technically fluent automotive journalism, contributing to The Telegraph, Autocar, Octane, Classic & Sports Car, and Porsche Post, among many others.
A former Tourism Malaysia Regional Travel Writer of the Year, Mark has reported from road trips, concours d’élégance, rally routes and manufacturer launches around the world. His work includes classic car features, supercar tests, restoration stories and interviews with legends such as Sir Stirling Moss and Andy Green. He has written extensively for Archant Life, Miniworld, GT Porsche and Classic Car Weekly, and served as a regular contributor to regional titles including the Bristol Evening Post and Western Daily Press.
As Motoring Editor for The European, Mark brings a deep passion for automotive history, design and engineering to his coverage of cars, culture and driving experiences.
Auto Bahn-ter: a comic tour of Berlin in a 26hp Trabant
Driving a classic Trabant 601 through Berlin reveals Cold War history, quirky engineering and the joy of slow, characterful motoring.
Could AI finally mean fewer potholes? Swedish firm expands road-scanning technology across three continents
Flowity’s AI-powered road scanning detects cracks and potholes globally, helping authorities prevent costly road damage efficiently.
Hornby sells iconic British slot-car brand Scalextric for £20m
Hornby confirms £20m Scalextric sale to Mark Brown’s new investment vehicle, securing the brand’s next phase of growth.
A new green dawn: inside Aston Martin’s turbulent start to Formula 1’s 2026 revolution
Aston Martin struggles to adapt to 2026 Formula 1 regulations as rivals show early testing pace.
Bon anniversaire, Rétromobile: Paris’ great motor show turns 50
Rétromobile’s 50th anniversary revealed why Ferrari’s analogue supercars now dominate auctions and attract a new global buyer class.
The European road test: The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon blends rugged off-road capability with iconic design, modern upgrades, and unapologetic analogue character.
China’s BYD overtakes Tesla as world’s largest electric car seller
China’s BYD passes Tesla in annual EV sales for the first time, reshaping global electric car competition.
The European road test: MG’s new electric flagships, the Cyberster and IM5
MG’s Cyberster and IM5 electric cars tested in Europe, highlighting performance, range, design, and driving comfort.
Historic motorsport confronts its energy future
The Roger Albert Clark Rally tests a 50% sustainable petrol blend, shaping the future of classic motorsport and environmental compliance.
Nick Mason leads celebrity line-up at London Motor Week
London Motor Week 2025 featured Nick Mason, Rowan Atkinson, vintage cars, auctions, and celebrations of Britain’s motoring heritage.
New £2.5 million Rolls-Royce Phantom marks model’s centenary
Rolls-Royce marks 100 years of the Phantom with a £2.5m Centenary edition showcasing gold detailing and bespoke artistry.
Off the blocks: LEGO and Formula 1 reunite for documentary on viral Miami Grand Prix stunt
LEGO and Formula 1 reunite for a documentary revealing how ten full-scale LEGO F1 cars amazed fans in Miami.
Bicester Motion October 2025 Scramble: 2025’s final ode to British motoring culture
Bicester Motion’s October 2025 Scramble united classic and modern motoring icons, celebrating Britain’s enduring passion for cars.Best,
On the trail of Captain Corelli: discovering Paros and Antiparos on two wheels
Tour Paros and Antiparos on a Royal Enfield, exploring quiet coves, fishing harbours, and hilltop villages at your pace.
Jackie Stewart leads tributes as motorsport legends converge on Goodwood Revival
Goodwood Revival 2025 mixed thrilling races with heartfelt tributes, as Jackie Stewart honoured Jim Clark alongside motorsport legends.
Britain’s most exclusive car show returns to Hampton Court
Britain’s exclusive Concours of Elegance 2025 at Hampton Court featured 80 rare cars, celebrating automotive artistry and heritage.
