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Editorial, July 2002
It was the charmlessness of it. Just imagine if junior partner Barrichello had swerved aside to allow the catalyst of…
July 2002
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Silverstone out of a jam
Octagon Motorsports is confident that work on the road network surrounding Silverstone will be finished in time to prevent the…
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News in brief, July 2002
The Indianapolis Museum The Indianapolis Museum will send one of the Blue Crown Specials, three-time Indy 500 winners, to the…
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Rahal to race his own 917 at Le Mans
Ex-Jaguar F1 boss Bobby Rahal will be one of the star entries for the Le Mans Classic event in September.…
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Historic rallying seeks snow
The historic Endurance Rally Organisation has announced details of its new Arctic Winter Trial to be run next March. The…
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Another new old Auto Union
An Auto Union A-type has been recreated over a three-year period by restoration experts Crosthwaite & Gardiner. The East Sussex-based…
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Reunited after 30 years
Tyrell 002 and 004 were back in Europe together for the first time in 30 years last month for the…
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Sir Jack's Brabham back on track
After three decades away, the ex-Jack Brabham/Jochen Rindt Brabham BT26 has returned to racing this season. Owned by Philip Walker,…
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Winning Mini scores again
The last works Mini Cooper S to win an international rally sold for £50,000 recently at an H&H Auction in…
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Events of note
July 5-7 Nurburgring (D)
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Obituaries
Willi Dungl WIlli Dungl, the man who guided Niki Lauda back to fitness after his 1976 Nurburgring accident, died recently…
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Hero workship at Goodwood Festival of speed
Living history in the form of Jackie Stewart in a Tyrell, Emerson Fittipaldi in a Lotus 72 and Alan Jones…
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Marcais restores French pride
Flavien Marcais made up for his Monaco disappointments the following week in Pau. He drove the wailing BRM P180 to…
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British Street Aces are the principality players
For the patriotic, the British dominance of the Monaco Grand Prix Historique was a dizzying delight, the seven victories from…
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Reports in brief, July 2002
Fredy Kumschick scored again Fredy Kumschick scored his second Thoroughbred Grand Prix win of the season, at Donington Park in…
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Sytner's 'box of tricks
Few of Frank Sytner's wins will be harder earned than a storming Pre-66 HGPCA victory during the VSCC's packed celebration…
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Polished Johnson
Sir, May I say how very much I enjoyed Bill Boddy's article 'Businesslike Performer' in the June issue on that…
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Aston Martin's milk monitor
Sir, I much enjoyed Gordon Cruickshank's article on Aston Martin CMC 614 and Derrick Edwards. I was interested to read…
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Just too good for them
Sir, After reading the June 2002 issue, I would say that not only is the Porsche 956/962 the greatest ever…
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Esses mark the spot
Sir, Further to the correspondence concerning Guy Griffiths' interesting photograph of George Saunders' Cooper at Shelsley Walsh, may I suggest…
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