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The Death of Innocence
It is common practice not to award number 13 in the start list for any form of motorsport. On the…
It is common practice not to award number 13 in the start list for any form of motorsport. On the…
Mark Skewis saw Damon Hill take home maximum points from South America after two flawless drives Michael Schumacher left South…
No longer preoccupied with filling the shoes of his hero, Rubens Barrichello starred in front of his home crowd. Mark…
If any man is capable of challenging the Williams supremacy, Mark Skewis believes it is Jean Alesi Jean Alesi has…
Turning the British Rally Championship over to Formula Two cars worked a treat - until a horde of four-wheel drives…
It was not quite a traditional Safari, yet it may be the last of its kind. David Williams believes that…
The days of parochialism appear truly to be over for the Indy Car World Series. David Phillips reports on the…
One of the BTCC's most easy-going drivers got on the 'phone to argue his case recently. Then he proved it…
Driving a racing 911 appears second nature to a multiple world champion, but Mark Hughes finds that there's a sting…
It doesn't stop. But it goes. It slides. It barks. It bellows. This racing Jag met with Ian Flux's ...…
Don Law has been working with, on and around Jaguars for the last 20 years, half of which has been…
It looks like a Volvo. It feels like a Volvo. But Simon Arron found that the 850TDI also has a…
Another day, another brace of Audis. But we like them. This time it's the A4 Avant range. Replacing the 80…
Mitsubishi Carisma The 1996 Carisma is Mitsubishi's first European-built model and is intended to be a Vauxhall Vectra/Ford Mondeo basher…
Beating the Odds, by Christopher Hilton. Haynes, £9.99. Study and anticipation of the F1 season is enriched by knowing about…
The French Sports Car Revolution — 1934-1939, by Anthony Blight. Haynes/Foulis, £95.00 Having written of the London Talbot in Georges…
Sir, I note with interest the article in the April issue on the finding of another Lola-Aston Martin, and particularly…
Sir, Can anyone tell me why so many trade advertisers omit prices of cars they are offering for sale? When…
Noisy, cramped, rough, twitchy - is it any wonder customers ignored the Stratos in droves? Laurence Meredith thinks they missed…
Though fated not to become a household name, Pat Fairfield was much admired by his peers; Andrew Embleton recalls a…
F1 says the naming conventions for its future sprint races won't be changing despite fan outcry
Lewis Hamilton claimed his 100th pole position – the first ever driver to do so – ahead of Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas
Modern sport is a professional business but in fact the whole point of sport is to give people a break from their professional worlds: the workplace, the office, the factory.…
It's one of Formula 1's extraordinary stories: the driver who started last on his debut and went on to lead the 2007 European Grand Prix. Markus Winkelhock tells the full tale of his one and only - short-lived - F1 race