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Le Mans? Who's that?
Overheard a journalist at Le Mans talking about the reaction he got when he phoned a prominent British national newspaper…
August 2010
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Contributors
Simon Taylor We like 'off the wall' stories, and you couldn't get a more literal example than the GP car…
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Grand Prix Scene
Support for KERS return The Formula 1 Teams have agreed in principle to bring back KERS in 2011, after a…
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Massa & Webber stay put
There is unlikely to be much movement at the top end of the Formula 1 driver market for 2011 after…
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Pirelli closes on F1 deal
As Motor Sport went to press Pirelli was expected to finally be confirmed as the official Formula 1 tyre supplier…
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Texan city wins backing to host 2012 US Grand Prix
The US Grand Prix is set to return at a permanent track in the booming Texan city of Austin in…
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In Brief, August 2010
Force India and Lotus Racing are involved in a tussle in the civil courts over alleged misappropriation of intellectual property,…
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British GP Preview
Driver’s eye view of Silverstone Former F1 driver and sports car ace Anthony Davidson has been exploring the new twists…
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'New' circuit still taking shape
The Grand Prix track may be set in asphalt, but the results of other work at Slyerstone won't be seen…
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McLaren looking for home advantage
The British Grand Prix marks the halfway stage in the 2010 Formula 1 season, and even without that little statistic…
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Nigel Roebuck
REFLECTIONS Oh Canada! F1 return welcomed on all sidesA roar of V8 power in tribute to Bruce McLarenRed Bull spin…
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Audi gifted ninth Le Mans
On Saturday night at the Circuit de la Sarthe thousands of Brits turned away from the motor race in front…
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No one is above the law
Jaguar may not have shone in the main race but Justn Law kept his nose clean for a Group C…
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Le Mans tops bill in new world series
The new-for-2010 Intercontinental Le Mans Cup will expand to become a World Championship in all but name with the Le…
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Open-top Aston awaits green light
Aston Martin Racing is planning to build six new open-top LMP1 prototypes over the next two years. AMR is aiming…
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Donington gets ready for action
The future of Donington Park as a race circuit now looks secure following the collapse of plans to turn it…
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Fitting tribute to McLaren founder
June 2 marked the 40th anniversary of Bruce McLaren's fatal testing crash in a McLaren Can-Am car at Goodwood. In…
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Rossi vows to stay on two wheels
MotoGP King Valentino Rossi has vowed that he will continue racing motorcycles despite suffering the first serious injury of his…
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Panoz eyes 24 Hrs with new supercar
US car maker Panoz has launched a revolutionary road car with which it aims to take on Porsche, Ferrari and…
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In Brief, August 2010
• The traditional Le Mans Test Day will return to the calendar next season after an absence of two years.…
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