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Club News, May 1987
May 30-31 sees the Railton Owners Club national meeting and annual dinner at the Woodlands Park Hotel in Stoke d'Abernon,…
May 30-31 sees the Railton Owners Club national meeting and annual dinner at the Woodlands Park Hotel in Stoke d'Abernon,…
Brooklands collection This year sees the 80th Anniversary of Brooklands Track, and the 50th birthday of the opening of its…
As advocates of speed and endurance records, we cannot ignore the magnificent achievement of American pilots Dick Rutan and Jeanna…
All manner of events, for all kinds of vehicles from ancient cars to classics, will soon burst out all over…
For the first time ever British spectators at this year's Le Mans 24 Hour Race will be able to follow…
After Alfa Romeo took a year's sabbatical from Formula One in order to develop a brand new four-cylinder turbocharged engine,…
Following a legal row between two brewery sponsors which threatened to drag on into the summer, the FISA has announced…
The sport's governing body, FISA, and the top Grand Prix drivers crossed swords during the fortnight's run-up to the Brazilian…
A joy to behold One of Grand Prix racing's most endearing characteristics is its unpredictability. Just when one driver or…
Jaguars reign in Spain A winter of intensive development on the Silk Cut Jaguar Group C cars paid off with…
Big Cat-trick! It may be too soon yet to claim that Jaguar has Porsche on the run in the World…
Pre-selectors Dear AH, We take the telephone and the postal services very much for granted, though some people grumble about…
Group A shows its fragility The Monte Carlo and Swedish rallies, first two rounds of the 1987 World Rally Championship,…
For sporting sybarites Thank heavens I can now purge my conscience of a long-held secret, a secret made all the more…
Deep breathing Super- or turbocharging? Or both, for ultimate pick up and top end performance? What do the forced induction…
Six-pointed star Outwardly there is barely a clue to indicate any difference, but then that is never the Mercedes way…
The good, the bad and the ugly Three separate slots in the Vauxhall range have each been topped with new…
Rejo times One of the less well known cars appearing in HSCC racing is Roger Ealand's Rejo Mk4. It is…
Staines' first sports car Known as the 14/60hp, Lagonda's first 112-litre model marked a rather dramatic change in style by the…
Glass construction at the new Gallaher Ltd offices at Weybridge, which have engulfed the best part of the old Members'…
The Yas Marina Circuit is set to undergo changes ahead of the 2021 edition of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in the hopes of improving overtaking. Since joining the calendar…
The greatest driver never to win a Grand Prix? The unluckiest driver in the history of Formula 1? They are easy phrases with which to label Christopher Arthur Amon, who…
So often treated as an afterthought among Britain’s Formula 1 champions, Damon Hill’s story proves he was anything but, as Matt Bishop explains
Behind the F1 championship successes of Mika Häkkinen and Lewis Hamilton stood Aki Hintsa, says Matt Bishop. McLaren's team doctor developed a pioneering fitness regime, but was also a rock in turbulent times. His influence is still felt, seven years after his untimely death