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Editorial, August 2000
After the deaths and injuries at the Goodwood Festival of Speed it would be too easy to conclude that if…
August 2000
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Goodwood festival of speed set to continue
The future of Goodwood's festival of speed is said to be secure, although safety measures will be reviewed in the…
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Obituary
John Dawson-Darner The Hon. John Dawson-Damer owned one of the world's best private collection of Lotus racing cars, but the…
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Auto union stramliner on the banking again
A week after their stunning and dominant 1-2-3 finish in the Le Mans 24 Hours, Audi were at Mondhery on…
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Ex-F1 stars for Goodwood festival
Clay Regazzoni and Gerhard Berger are among the stars who have confirmed their intention to compete in Goodwood's Motor Circuit…
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BRM P261s for Coys historic festival
Three of the seven BRM P261s built will star in the HGPCA Pre-'66 feature at Silverstone's Coys Festival, if Paul…
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Irvine for Belfast
Jaguar Racing's Formula 1 pilot Eddie Irvine has confirmed his intention to compete in the Belfast City Open+Direct Millennium Motorsport…
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Ferraris at Le Mans
Enzo Ferrari's V12 orchestra returned to Le Mans for the Shell Historic Ferrari Maserati Challenge support race to this year's…
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Oldtimer revamped
After a couple of years in the Doldrums, the AvD's Oldtimer Grand Prix is back with a vengeance this season.…
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Brands GP bid latest
The secretary of state for the environment, John Prescott, will decide the fate of Brands Hatch's bid to stage the…
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Lotus and Williams win TGP Thrillers
Steve Hrrchins' sensational last-gasp victory over Martin Stretton at the Czech Republic's Autodrom Most on 11 June finally broke the…
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Top Superprix action
A finely-judged maiden victory by Tania Pilkington (Cooper T43) over Barrie Williams (Connaught A4) in a cracking HGPCA Pre-'61 race…
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The 39th Targa Floria youth to the fore
This year, the age old Targa Florio took on a new lease of life as it became an event counting…
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Modern Times
What a difference a fortnight makes. After Michael Schumacher splashed home in Canada to score his fifth victory of the…
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McLaren owes Teddy
Sir, The latest edition provided much interest and food for thought However, it was unfortunate that the retrospective article about…
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Don't forget Salonen
Sir, I read your World's Best Rally Driver article (April 2000) with much interest having put the job in the…
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Rouen's end is nigh
Sir, Having just returned from a very enjoyable visit to Rouen and Reims, I can sadly confirm that the pits…
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Rouen in ruins
Sir, With reference to your editorial comments in the July edition, I must tell you that the situation at Rouen…
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Masten memories
Sir, I deeply resent Mike Lawrence's remarks in your June issue concerning Masten Gregory, typically recounting the same anecdotes, not…
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Clark's last Grand Prix
Sir, Not wishing to be pedantic, I wish to correct an error in Simon Taylor's excellent April column. The South…
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