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Michael Cotton
Mike has been reporting on spots car racing for 40 years, but he doesn't subscribe to the 'it's not like…
November 2011
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Respect to the Revival
Much like the crisp air of the South Downs, the Revival meeting is truly good for the soul. The Festival…
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Gordon Cruickshank
It was rallying in old cars that pulled GC into this motoring business, so as a veteran of the early…
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Gordon Kirby
Gordon is looking forward to next year's new lndycar but he misses the days when Indy was open to one-off…
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Rob Widdows
With his radio and TV background (he won awards covering Richard Noble's [SR success in Thrust II way back in…
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Question over open-top cars
The new-for-2014 rulebook for the Le Mans 24 Hours could spell the end for the open-top prototype. One of the…
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Le Mans central to Bentley's race plans
Bentley is planning a return to international sports car racing and promises to be back at the Le Mans 24…
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Turkish GP dropped in F1 calendar shake-up
The 2012 Formula 1 calendar has undergone a major shake-up after the version originally published by the FIA in June…
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Williams man joins McLaren
McLaren has strengthened its engineering team by hiring Sam Michael, who announced he was leaving Williams earlier this year. Although…
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Warwick takes over from Hill
Derek Warwick, the 1992 Le Mans winner, will take over from Damon Hill as president of the British Racing Drivers'…
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Renault/Red Bull tighten knot
Red Bull Racing and Renault Sport have extended their partnership for a further five years, into the turbo era that…
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On our website
September was the month that F1 racing returned to our screens, and the opinionated discussion reached fever pitch once again…
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Webber stays, says Horner
Red Bull's announcement that Mark Webber will stay on for another season in 2012 was another question answered in what…
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'Saloonatics' set for return
Special Saloons and GT specials from the 1970s and ’80s will be back in action in 2012 following the success…
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Chinook lands at last
The Chinook Mk2 Can-Am car returned to racing this summer nearly 40 years after its last race in Canada. The…
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Richard Bond
Richard Bond, who died recently aged 72, enjoyed a long and successful career in international sports car racing and went…
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Bradley lands F1 Tyrrell seat
After a gap of more than 20 years, Frank Bradley returned to racing in an Historic Formula 1 car when…
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Cape Town adventure begins
A 1923 Vauxhall 23/60 is the oldest car in a field of 44 for the 9000-mile London-Cape Town Rally, which…
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Martin Hines
No one can quibble with the 'Mr Karting' moniker given to Martin Hines, who succumbed to cancer in August at…
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Chris Lawrence
Legendary Morgan racer Chris Lawrence died in August, aged 78. The link with Malvern began in 1952 when his mother…
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