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Diary
The Month in Motor Sport Oct 14: After an accident on the Pharaohs Rally, Jacky Ickx's co-driver Christian Tarin succumbs…
December 1991
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Matters of moment, December 1991
Never a dull moment The motoring and motorsporting scene is never dull, which is as well, for this can be…
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The other side of Senna — his rage at Prost and Suzuka 1990
Immediately after last year's Japanese GP opinions regarding the Senna/Prost first corner shunt could be divided into two roughly equal…
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1991 Japanese Grand Prix
Every silver lining has a cloud You can't help but feel sorry for the Australians. They put on what is…
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1991 Australian Grand Prix
Still waters run deep In motor racing, some lessons are never learned. After Roger Williamson's death in 1973, for example,…
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Letter to readers, December 1991
Media spotlight Dear Reader, I am not certain that I understand the word media, nor that I know where it…
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Pro-Celebrity Media Challenge
A prize worth winning Congratulations to James Evans of Bristol, who collected our 'Win a Day at Silverstone' prize (Motor…
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Arront Nonsense
Manners makyth sportsman Is there anybody out there who can find a good reason for living in Croydon? Other, that…
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Autopolis 430 km
Plaudits all round Peter Sauber, nice man that he is, shed a few tears. Dr Hermann Hiereth, the man responsible…
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Cotton On
Allard reborn A famous old name aims to make an impact on the 1992 Sportscar World Championship The Allard name…
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Rally Review -- Rothmans Cyprus , December 1991
Fun for the few No matter how tough nor how well organised a rally, in the long run the factor…
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Rally Review -- Sanremo, December 1991
Auriol at last Since the tortuous dirt roads in the mountains above the Riviera of the Flowers were all covered…
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Rally Review -- Bandama, Ivory Coast, December 1991
An undeserving case
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Track Test -- Renault Clio Elf UK Cup
Highly Sprung Crunch. Scrape. Bang. Rat-a-tat. Wallop. It sounds like the musical score from Platoon being thrashed out with more…
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British F3 Championship review
Variety pack The bald fact of Rubens Barrichello winning Dick Bennetts's West Surrey Racing team a second consecutive British F3…
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Interview -- Bryan Herta
Breaking the Mould No foreign-based driver has ever won the Formula Ford Festival, though a couple of Europeans have come…
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Road test -- Mercedes-Benz 300SL-24
Civil Service As a Mercedes Benz badge is one of the most coveted in motoring, it seems appropriate that the…
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New cars
Models of discretion The run-in to the Autumn motor shows of Frankfurt and Earls Court, the London Motorfair, has naturally…
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Veteran to classic -- London to Brighton
496 veteransIncredible as it may seem 496 pre-1905 vehicles were entered for this year's Benson & Hedges RAC/VCC Veteran Run…
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Veteran to classic -- Jameson
Mystery special When a driver of the calibre of Sir Malcolm Campbell elects to drive it, interest is increased in…
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