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Matters of moment, June 2014
A few days before the big sports car season-opener at Silverstone, newly retired Allan McNish was in London to accept…
June 2014
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Nigel Roebuck
>> The Red Bull dynamic >> F1's nice guys lose out >> Changing times As the 1982 Swiss Grand Prix…
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Straight talk
Honour still exists in the F1 paddock – but is not always rewarded Something was always going to happen once…
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Team tenacity: Why Mercedes is the works
For Mercedes there was a nice historical thread to its early dominance of F1 this year. It conformed to a pattern of…
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Grand Prix Notebook
Malaysia, Bahrain and China Formula 1 left its muted hybrid trail through the early-season far stretches of the globe: amid…
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New era for GT racing
Generous prize fund attracts quality entry By Gary Watkins The two series that carry the Blancpain name arrive in the…
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LM age record set to fall
American 16-year-old Matt McMurry is on course to break Pedro Rodriguez’s record as the youngest driver to take part in…
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WEC eyes winter dates
The World Endurance Championship could become a winter series, climaxing with the Le Mans 24 Hours in June. The bold…
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Hoy targets Le Mans
Record-breaking Olympian Sir Chris Hoy has revealed a three-year plan to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours, starting with…
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Dakar Peugeot unveiled
Peugeot has released the first images of the machine with which it will next year try to emulate its 1987-1990…
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Gordon Kirby
Safety means consistency Former team owner Derrick Walker is in his second season as IndyCar’s president of competition and operations.…
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Giorgio Pianta, 1935-2014
Giorgio Pianta, who has died at the age of 78, was always dubbed Lancia test driver, but his role within…
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Reviews, June 2014
Ayrton Senna Maurice Hamilton On the 20th anniversary of his death, we have two new Ayrton Senna books to file…
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Prost talks up Formula E
Denial would be pointless. The passing silver projectile looks like a conventional racing car, but sounds like something from Scalextric’s…
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Mat Oxley
Remembering an original thinker Seven decades ago a farmer's son from County Down changed the course of motorcycle racing history.…
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Classic F1 for Montréal GP
Villeneuve T5 set to appear in Canadian showpiece By Paul Lawrence The global historic F1 car movement has received another…
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Group B revived at Lydden
The era when Group B rally cars moved into rallycross will be celebrated during the UK’s first round of the…
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Party time for two tracks
Two of Britain's race tracks will celebrate major anniversaries this summer as Croft hits 50 and Cadwell Park marks 80…
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Retro rally closer to reality
Although plans last summer for a dedicated rally for Group B machinery of the 1980s fell through, the Rallying with…
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100 F1 cars on parade
The promoters of the Silverstone Classic (July 25-27) are aiming to establish a record for the greatest number of F1…
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