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The month in Motor Sport
June 16: Having passed scrutineering at Le Mans, the Jaguar X122005 are declared illegal after it is observed that they…
August 1993
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Shades of grey
Champions stripped of titles for refusing to step into the ring; football clubs losing league titles, and facing expulsion from…
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Obituary
William Towns One of Britain's best-known designers, Bill Towns, died in early June. His most famous designs were for Aston…
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1993 French Grand Prix race report - Perfect for Prost
Damien Hill spoiled Prost's 1993 record of pole positions, but come raceday it was back to the familiar script Sooner…
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1993 British Grand Prix race report - Hill makes a point
Xenophobia, team tactics and a very small crowd; the first Mansell-less British GP since 1981 broke some new ground, but…
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A free spirit
Only now is motorsport beginning to appreciate just what James Hunt represented Those who can, do. Those who can't, write…
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Power,
but where's the glory? It's been so bloody quiet, its a joke. The guys have been kicking their heels, taking…
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Brave new world
Be careful what you wish for," goes the saying, "because your wish might come true." Never have truer words been…
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Rally review, August 1993
Anyone who works for the RAC MSA knows better than to expect much thanks, so the occupants of Motor Sports…
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Three's company
Weaving in and out of the bright new lights of the GT era, Peugeot and Toyota slugged it out for…
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From Georgia with love
It caused quite a degree of puzzlement when the entry list for the 1993 Le Mans 24 Hours was first…
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Fresh perspectives
Recent trips to different forms of motorsport in North America suggest that the ballgames are winning the race for the…
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The Lone Star
A record ninth Gold Cup victory moves a quiet man closer still to mentor Bill Muncey in the reckoning for…
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On a fin and a prayer
Question: How do you drive an Unlimited hydro plane. Answer: Very carefully It's changed a bit, since the old days…
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Horsepower
The front-engined V12 Ferrari is back, and how . . . Pierre Dieudonné was amongst the first journalists to try…
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A tale of two fillies
Mark Hughes donned his helmet and tackled a pair of Ferraris 10 years and worlds apart Now a well-established and…
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Ferrari Dino 308 GT4
The Dino 308GT4 was not, strictly speaking, a Ferrari. As the first roadgoing offering from Maranello with less than 12…
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Ferrari 330 GTC
A classic front-engined V12 Ferrari of the old school, the 330GTC was the standard company two-plus-two offering of the mid…
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The rub of the Green
Picture the scene: on the southern slope of the Sussex Downs a Ferrari GTO races through a right-hander shortly after…
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The Piccard-Pictet
Long before I was old enough to drive, let alone own a car, I used to derive enormous pleasure from…
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