Tim Harvey is best-known for being 1992 British Touring Car Champion and for being crowned Carrera Cup GB victor in 2008 and 2010. He’s contested the 24 Hours of Le Mans four times, competed in British GT and currently serves as a presenter for ITV4’s extensive BTCC coverage. Find him at @timbo_harvey
Words I hear quite often: “you’ve still got it, mate!” They’re usually uttered after I’ve given someone a passenger lap in my 991 Gen II GT3 RS MR (as featured on the) on an RPM Technik track day or after one of my occasional race appearances. As flattering as it is to hear such compliments — may be older, but my ego still needs massaging — I know it not to be true, at least in comparison to when I would consider my driving to have been at its peak (the early to mid-1990s, when I would have been in my mid-thirties). So what has changed and, importantly, to what degree?
