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The month in Motor Sport
August 16: Upon confirmation of his two-year deal with Ferrari, Michael Schumacher promptly touts Damon Hill as favourite for the…
October 1995
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Matters of moment, October 1995
A picture of rude health? Perhaps the FIA is quietly satisfied that Formula One continues to generate headlines worldwide. Seldom…
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Obituaries
Kieth O’dor Kieth O'dor, his family and friends, experienced the ecstasy and tragedy so inextricably linked to motorsport on Sunday…
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Passing strangers
Michael Schumacher's panache pays off in Belgium, but his duel with Damon Hill places further strain on a relationship which…
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Slick operation
Schumacher's engineer explains the German's Spa mastery Nine-to-one looked generous odds on Michael Schumacher winning the Belgian GP. Especially when…
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Herbert rides again
Having waited 71 Grands Prix for his first win, Johnny Herbert needed only a further four to pick up his…
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1995 Belgian Grand Prix
Belgian Grand Prix - Spa, 27 August 1995, 44 laps of 4.334 mile circuit (190.696 miles) 1: Michael Schumacher -…
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Out with a bang
Why Gerhard Berger's heart is with Ferrari, but his future with Benetton Picture the scene: Ayrton Senna is strapped in…
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The banned played on: Michael Schumacher & Damon Hill's clashes
The stars of the block-busting 'Adelaide '94' now bring you 'Silverstone 95'. And Spa '95. Not to mention Monza... Even…
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Italian Grand Prix
Italian Grand Prix - Monza, 10 September 1995, 53 laps of 3.604 mile circuit (191.012 miles) 1: Johnny Herbert -…
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A man for all seasons
Contesting the Le Mans 24 Hours does not sound much like the common perception of 'retirement'. Even in the twilight…
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Dodging the bullets
IndyCar racing dodged a high calibre bullet when Jacques Villeneuve clinched the PPG title outright at Laguna Seca. Although Damon…
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Bitter sweet
A double success at Oulton Park was not enough to keep our columnist in the championship hunt I always drive…
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Tommi's advance
Makinen wins on home soil, but the death of a spedator casts a cloud over the downgraded Finnish classic Without…
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Swede dreams
Colin McRae's run of wins came to an end in Malaysia, though he remained in championship contention For two countries…
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Serene machine
Lexus is making strides in the luxury market. The question is, can the establishment hear the L5400 approaching? It would…
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Reviews, October 1995
Mercedes-Benz Quicksilver Centenary, by Karl Ludvigsen. Transport Bookman Publications, Isleworth, £69.95 (£250 signed and leather-bound). Karl Ludvigsen has done it…
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Motor Sport concours
As has become traditional, our annual Concours d’Elegance attracted a field that was every bit as diverse as it was…
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The numbers game
Unravelling the mystery of various Maserati 250Fs… The Maserati 250F is everyone's favourite '50s Grand Prix car. It was not…
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German premier
The 23rd AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix at the Nurburgring retained its place as the premier historic racing event in Continental…
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