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Matters of Moment, June 1981
Formula One Policy — No Holds Barred? No wonder Colin Chapman feels like abandoning Formula One Grand Prix motor racing,…

Formula One Policy — No Holds Barred? No wonder Colin Chapman feels like abandoning Formula One Grand Prix motor racing,…
* Only clubs whose secretaries furnished the necessary information prior to the 14th of the preceding month are included in…
Porsche Club GB Some of the one-make clubs produce magazines of exceptionally high standards, one such being the Porsche Post.…
With five of the 12 rounds of this year's European Formula Two Championship run two Swedish drivers head the points…
At last it is happening. Nearly a whole, frustrating decade after the CSI's meddlings sounded a virtual death-knell on international…
A very interesting race Imola, May 3rd To fill out the ranks of the Grand Prix races in the European part…
Now that the Grand Prix season has begun in Europe and teams can work from their home bases we should…
One thing about Colin Chapman and his staff at Ketteringham Hall, the Research and Development centre of Team Lotus, is…
A bit of a shambles Zolder, May 17th The two days of practice before the Belgian Grand Prix were not…
Rough road enthusiasm Victor Gauntlett, already heading Aston Martin and Pace Petroleum, has a new enthusiasm in life. Recently, through…
Pedigree Golfs Lately at Standard House we have had all sorts of requests to try converted VWs, particularly that fine…
Another car I have been trying recently, very different from a Panda, is the 2.2-litre Renault 20TX, top-model of the…
The Editor approves of the new 1.9-litre Audi Coupe which he used over the long holiday weekend My motoring "Easter-egg"…
W.B. has dealt with the MCC's Anniversary Commemoration Run, held in conjunction with this year's Land's End Trial, elsewhere in…
A Memorable Racing Aeroplane Sometimes as a change from thinking about racing cars I think about fast aeroplanes. There have…
Late Chief Engineer of Rolls-Royce Motors Ltd. One Monday morning last month, when it was more like winter than spring…
Costing only £150 more than the original version, Mazda's revised rotary eninged coupe is a great improvement on a car…
Safari Rally If there is any motor sporting event which gathers unto itself technologies quite unconnected with the automotive industry,…
Tour of Corsica Luck can often contribute to rallying success as well as skill, reliability and tenacity. Fortunately it does…
James Thomson made up for his disappointment at Wiscombe Park by making fastest time of the day at the second…
Derek Bell and Porsche is a combination that brought such success for so many years that it's difficult to imagine it could have been any other way. But in 1968,…
The first F1 Academy race takes place this weekend, the latest format helping women climb the racing ladder. On the grid will be Chloe Grant; the 17-year-old explains why it has revived her F1 dream, although she wishes it didn't exist
Gumpert is not a ‘fast’ word. Neither is Koenigsegg (I struggle just to pronounce that one). As for the INNOTECH Aspiron, that sounds less like a supercar and more like…
Ducati and Honda V4s have won the last 22 MotoGP races, so is it time for Yamaha to ditch its faithful inline-four engine? Valentino Rossi finally said it. After finishing…