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Contributors
Sam Hancock You have to be winning in karts by age eight if you want to be a Porsche team…
September 2010
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The road trip starts here
This magazine has never been content to offer the bare minimum. Motor racing is, and will always be, our raison…
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Pirelli pushes for F1 test
The return of Pirelli to Formula 1 after an absence of two decades has the potential to mix up the…
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Kubica sticks with Renault
Robert Kubica's decision to extend his Renault deal until 2012 leaves the identity of his team-mate as the big question…
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Movable rear wings get OK
The world motor sport council has mandated movable rear wings on Formula 1 cars in 2011 in an attempt to…
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In Brief, September 2010
• The FIA is considering a licensing system for team members, which will allow it to hand out direct sanctions.…
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Austin GP 'still on schedule'
Austin F1 promoter Tavo Hellmund insists that everything is still on schedule for its debut race in 2012. Bernie Ecclestone…
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New teams 'lack form'
David Richards, the former team principal of BAR-Honda and Benetton, believes the performance of the new teams which joined Formula…
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Nigel Roebuck
REFLECTIONS Optimism replaces oppression at SilverstoneMore bad feeling in the Red Bull wing…Patrick Depailler – F1’s automotive SAS man There…
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Delta Wing ‘will still race’
Delta Wing designer Ben Bowlby could not hide his unhappiness about the IndyCar Series’ decision to go with a new…
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Dallara to build new Indycar
After months of debate and proposals from five different car builders – Dallara, Lola, Swift, BAT and Delta Wing –…
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Resurfacing work starts at daytona
For only the second time in its history, the Daytona International Speedway is being repaved in an attempt to iron…
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Munich stadium to host DTM event
A race of champions-style pursuit event for DTM cars at the famous Olympic Stadium in Munich could become a points…
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Lola first to reveal shark-fin design
This image of Lola's 2011 open-top LMP2 contender (below) reveals the dramatic effect that the addition of a F1 -style…
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Davidson keeps works drive
Briton Anthony Davidson will remain with Peugeot for a second season in 2011. The former Grand Prix driver (left), who…
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Cabinet minister wins eco-rally
Chris Huhne, the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, claimed a motor sporting victory suited to his role…
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In Brief, September 2010
• DTM sources have indicated that a rules tie-up with the Japanese Super GT series is on the cards for…
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Peugeot pinpoints failures
Conrod failure has been identified as the cause of the three engine blow-ups that thwarted Peugeot’s bid at the Le…
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Nigel's newsletter
Nigel's Grand Prix reports are available to everyone, but to receive his monthly newsletter and Q&As you'll need to take…
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Delight at new track for Northern Spain
Northern Spain has its first motor racing circuit. This is big news for racers and fans in this part of…
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