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The month in Motor Sport
October 10: The FIA creates an International Touring Car Championship for Class 1 machinery in 1996, following the success of…
December 1995
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Matters of moment, December 1995
Attention to detail For a few hours on Friday November 10, motor racing was feeling distinctly uneasy once again. Mika…
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Title deeds
Schumacher wraps up the drivers' title for himself, and the constructors crown for Benetton; Hill wins for the first time…
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Junior showtime
As one Mercedes graduate was crowned at Aida, a possible heir to his throne made his debut The Pacific Grand…
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Pacific Grand Prix
Pacific Grand Prix - TI Circuit Aida, 22 October 1995 - 83 laps of 2.30 mile circuit (190.90 miles) TI…
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How the war was won
Why Benetton has broken the Williams/McLaren stranglehold on the Constructors' series. There has been just one glaring flaw in Benetton's…
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1995 Japanese Grand Prix
Japanese Grand Prix - Suzuka, 29 October 1995 - 53 laps of 3.64 mile circuit (192.92 miles) 1: Michael Schumacher…
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1995 Australian Grand Prix
Australian Grand Prix - Adelaide, 12 November 1995 - 81 laps of 2.34 mile circuit (189.54 miles) 1: Damon Hill…
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Street credibility?
They make for dust, danger and no overtaking. So should we be racing on street circuits at all? Nigel Mansell…
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Twin Peaks
Two World Championships, two racing careers – and Emerson Fittipaldi plans to break more new ground for 1996 There has…
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Forever growing bubbles
It has often been said that the BTCC bubble would have to burst sooner or later. But that won't be…
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School's out forever
Being 16 used to mean having to cram for your exams. Nowadays, there is a potential sideline for scholars. We…
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Chaos reigns in Spain
McRae is forced to let his team-mate win, but that quickly became the secondary talking point… What a commotion was…
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Drive and Survive
Fleet training is big business. Many companies send all their drivers on such courses. GC went to discover what they…
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'Paralysed in a car crash but I'm on the road again'
For a motoring journalist it's like being let out of prison. Six years after the accident which paralysed most of…
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A question of balance
If you can't make your mind up between a luxury car and a sports saloon, BMW may have the answer.…
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Flagship enterprise
More car for less money? Volvo defies the laws of economics to bring the 960 out of the shadows Think…
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The glitter band
Some off-roaders have ever more serious limousine aspirations… This is no cheap Range Rover alternative. The Mitsubishi Shogun 3.5 V6…
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Neat, neat, neat
There are MPVs sprouting all over the place; Citroën joins the queue Once upon a time, there was the Renault…
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Reviews, December 1995
The Vintage Alvis, by Peter Hull and Norman Johnson. Menoshire Ltd, £39.95. Jubilations! The 12/50 Alvis Register has revised this…
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