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Part of a rich fabric
On the morning that this issue of Motor Sport closed for press. there was still hope that Team Lotus could…
February 1995
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The month in Motor Sport
December 14: The Contracts Recognition Board decides that Williams, and not McLaren, has the right to employ David Coulthard in…
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Obituaries
We regret to record the death of Formula Ford team owner Mick Gardner, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a…
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Getting a grip
After the bloody arguments and acrimony of 1994, resident Max Mosley quietly confident that the FIA has the thorny subject…
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All for one, one for all
1995 will mark the 11th, and ultimate season of Formula 3000. While awaiting news of the FIA's intended replacement, the…
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Crisis? What Crisis?
According to the smaller F1 teams, the 1995 regulations are a logistical nightmare and impose a punishing construction deadline. Whatever,…
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The division bell
As the 1995 season dawns, we reflect on the changing face of the sport at international level Back in the…
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Cape Horne
Despite the frustration, and occasional humiliation, of its 1994 Indy programme, Honda is continuing in America's premier series with a…
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ICS on the cake
During the first in a series of track tests, Ian Flux finds that certain of his preconceptions are rapidly altered...…
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More haste, less space
With the launch of the Tigra, Vauxhall has created a distinctive new niche. How long will it be before others…
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Torque talk
First impressions of our long-term Volvo 850 T-5 are much as we expected. Some might not call it pretty, but…
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Flea Fall
It's official title is 'AACA National Fall Meet, Eastern Division' — no wonder everyone simply calls it 'Hershey'. It's probably…
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Tough Times In The Highlands
It is 1922, when times were tough in the Scottish Highlands, probably economically, certainly for drivers in the Royal Scottish…
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AIR: Parry Thomas's Aero-Engine
The Welsh engineer/racing motorist will, I hope, always be remembered in our world as the greatest of the Brooklands' drivers…
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V-to-C Miscellany, February 1995, February 1995
T he Jowett CC will have its 30th National Rally at Woburn Abbey from May 26/29 the Club's news is…
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Adstock New Year
AII those stalwart VSCC enthusiasts who decided to attend the ever-popular New Years Day gathering at Adstock near Buckingham set…
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Auction Upheaval
In a dramatic move before just before Christmas, the three leading figures in Sotheby's car auction department defected en masse…
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Fresh Tyres
Michelin has lined up a team of drivers and cars to test its latest tyres — including a Maserati 250F…
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The 67th Exeter Trial
The number of motor-sporting events first held before the Kaiser War which are still well-supported is not a large one,…
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Peking to Paris
Chinese government officals have signed an agreement to permit a re-run of the Peking-Paris race in 1997, 90 years after…
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