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The month in Motor Sport
April 18: The Environment Bill, which could outlaw motorsport in National Parks (to the considerable detriment of rallying), receives its…
June 1995
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Matters of moment, June 1995
History lessened? As we closed for press, it appeared likely that there would, after all, be 17 races on this…
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'Someone killed the king'
It was the weekend when Formula One had to come to terms with its grief in public: Imola, one year…
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1995 San Marino Grand Prix
San Marino Grand Prix - Imola, 30 April 1995 - 63 laps of 3.04 mile circuit (191.507 miles) 1: Damon…
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Benetton: what crisis?
Twenty minutes into the second qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher sat in the cockpit of his…
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The Herbert Conspiracy
From zero to hero, but what really happened? Needled by world champion Michael Schumacher's pointed comments about David Coulthard's speed,…
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All the President's men
Organising the Italia '90 World Cup is one thing, but to return the glory days to Ferrari would truly be…
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Mansell under pressure
The manner in which Nigel Mansell parked his McLaren to register retirement from the Spanish Grand Prix inevitably raises the…
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1995 Spanish Grand Prix
Spanish Grand Prix - Barcelona, 14 May 1995 - 65 laps of 2.937 mile circuit (190.928 miles) 1: Michael Schumacher…
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Chills and spills
Nobody who was watching is likely to forget the afternoon of July 31 1994, when motor racing's refuelling regulations underwent…
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Years of famine
After a 12-year winless stretch long enough to put anyone off, Ken Tyrrell remains just as positive as he was…
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99 and counting
It has taken an official pre-qualifying session to whittle down an extraordinary number of Le Mans entries to a manageable…
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Is America ready for touring cars?
There is widespread agreement that FIA Super Touring sedans will be racing in the United States in 1996. The creation…
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Consistency Pays
If you drive for Williams you are expected to win races and challenge for championships. So when it was announced…
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Bruno's rough cut
On the verge of his first outright World Rally Championship success, Bruno Thiry’s Escort came to a halt. Didier Auriol…
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Sound and vision
Ferrari recorded a 19 per cent rise in sales last year. The cabriolet version of the F355 is unlikely to…
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Farewell little giant
Are people blind, simply too conservative, or did Honda just get it wrong? Whichever way we look at it, it's…
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Reviews, June 1995
There are over 300 parts in this detailed 1:14-scale resin kit of a Ferrari 166MM Barchetta, from American makers Creative…
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Reader's Letters, June 1995
Africa revisited Sir, Mr Victor Bryant has raised some objections to my piece on the 1939 Tripoli GP (April). He…
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Lancashire hot shot
The name of Chevron is so familiar that it's almost a surprise to remember that it was a major manufacturer…
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