Page 5
Stark Reminders
It has been a bleak month for motorsport. While the British Grand Prix occupied most of the headlines in the…
August 1996
Page 8
Walter Hassan OBE
Wally Hassan, who died in July aged 91. was one of the significant figures in the histories of Bentley and…
Page 12
Food Glorious Food...
... and the engines weren't bad either. In the light of its decision to withdraw from Formula One, Timothy Collings…
Page 18
Getting the Breaks
The French GP was about getting the breaks, be they of the lucky or commercial variety, as Mark Skewis explains…
Page 22
Stand and Deliver
Damon Hill said that he was going to modify his approach to work this year. Simon Arron studied the evidence…
Page 31
Jim Clark's racing debut: Birth of a Legend
Standing on a piece of dull Aberdeenshire countryside, shivering against the wind as it blasts off the North Sea, you…
Page 36
Vectra Account
John Cleland is not in a position to retain his BTCC crown with the new Vauxhall touring car. Paul Fearnley…
Page 40
Vasser Lean?
David Phillips delves into an Indycar title chase which has seen the runaway leader stall and a plethora of rivals…
Page 44
Sham 96
The European Rally Championship should be a stepping stone. David Williams explains why it isn't, not by a long chalk...…
Page 48
It Takes Two to Targa
Both Porsche and Honda have recently released Targa versions of their rival 911 and NSX models. Which to choose? Mark…
Page 52
Light, Fantastic
Subtle chances to the Caterham Seven have not altered its appeal. Simon Arron has finally been persuaded to disembark For…
Page 54
Jaguar-The Complete Works
Jaguar The Complete Works, by Nigel Thorley. Bay View Books, £19.95. I nearly fell into the jaded reviewer's trap of…
Page 54
AC Heritage
AC Heritage, by Simon Taylor. Osprey, £12.99. Condensed text and lavishly spread pictures with detailed captions characterise this 128-page soft-back…
Page 54
Davidstow — A History of Cornwall's F1 Race Circuit
Davidstow — A History of Cornwall's F1 Race Circuit, by Peter J Tutthill. West Country Motor Books, £9.95. Those who…
Page 54
The Lotus Formula Juniors
The Lotus Formula Juniors, 1960-1963, by Paul Robinshaw and Jeremy Bouckley. RB Publications, Sutton Coldfield, £11.95. This landscape soft-cover history…
Page 54
Quick Silver
QuickSilver — An Investigation into the Development of German Grand Prix Racing Cars, 1934-1939, by Cameron Earl. HMSO, £40. HMSO…
Page 54
Modifying And Tuning Fiat/Lancia Twin-Cam Engines
Modifying And Tuning Fiat/ Lancia Twin-Cam Engines, by Guy Croft. MRP, £39.50. Two more for the power seekers. MRP have…
Page 54
A-Z of Works Rally Cars
A-Z of Works Rally Cars, by Graham Robson. Bay-view Books, £19.95. Covering the 1940s to the 1990s, this well-illustrated alphabetical…
Page 56
Fabulous Fourth Goodwood
It's now the greatest historic meeting of all, says Alan Cox - but can Lord March's team keep it up?…
Page 59
Small-Scale Production
For the cost of a small saloon you could own a tiny racing car, as Gordon Cruickshank found out. Remember…
You may also like
Opinion
F1
Japanese Grand Prix summary
Sebastian Vettel (1st) A quite brilliant weekend for Vettel. Lost a little time in his first pit stop due to Heidfeld passing, but the German was in a class of…
F1
Cold conflict on the only F1 podium Prost, Senna & Schumacher shared
Three of Formula 1's greatest-ever drivers shared a podium only once — at the 1993 Spanish Grand Prix. In the middle of a season of varying fortunes, there was little camaraderie between Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, writes Damien Smith
Opinion
F1
Where does Ferrari go from here?
The departure of Ferrari’s technical director James Allison following the recent death of his wife obviously leaves the Italian squad in something of a crisis. The former Renault/Lotus/Enstone technical boss…
F1
Verstappen refuses to discuss Saudi Arabian GP penalty
Verstappen didn't want to talk about his Saudi Arabian GP penalty to avoid getting in trouble