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Matters of moment, April 1987
Formula 1 prospects Following the excitement of 1986, prospects for this year's Formula One season are bright. Will Nigel Mansell…
Formula 1 prospects Following the excitement of 1986, prospects for this year's Formula One season are bright. Will Nigel Mansell…
A while back, Motor Sport suggested that drivers frustrated by the abnormal traffic hold-ups on London's Westway and Western Avenue,…
After a disappointing season in F1 with the Team Haas Lola-Fords, 1980 World Champion Alan Jones has again retired from…
The recently established Mechanics Grand Prix Trust benefited to the tune of around £115,000 as a result of the two-day…
British-based commemorative event for single-seaters is being organised by the Jersey Motor Cycle & Light Car Club for August 12,13,…
Although he has signed to partner Derek Warwick in the Arrows-BMW Formula One line-up, American Eddie Cheever will drive as…
Swiftair sponsors Ecurie Ecosse Swiftair, the Royal Mail's express letter delivery service to all parts of the world, is to…
Mazda conquers snowy Sweden To anyone who has never experienced a Scandinavian winter, the idea of a Swedish Rally on…
Stifled progress With the first Grand Prix of 1987 only a few days off, the line-up has been announced officially…
Spiced with adventure If you like your rallying. spiced with adventure, there is no substitute for going to Africa. Such…
A slicker Celica This is the fourth model to appear under the Celica name, and this front-wheel drive coupe is…
Sport for all? Tramp around today's motor shows; look in many car dealerships, watch the advertisements. The conclusion can be…
High-flying shooting brakes By the nature of its very name, the cars Motor Sport is mainly concerned with are all…
Fabrique en Angleterre The resurgence of the Peugeot name has been an impressive phenomenon lately, with the handsome 205 in…
Finding the right niche John Watson's Grand Prix career effectively finished a few days after the 1983 South African Grand…
Coronation Trophy Fifty years ago, on April 24, 1937, a purpose-built motor racing circuit was opened in the grounds of…
Alfas with brio Now a fully-fledged part of the Fiat Group, Alfa Romeo has a brighter and more secure future…
No Prima Donna In the early 'sixties, Diva cars burst into British racing and were extraordinary successful in the popular…
Motoring with a Capital M Dear AH, I was interested to read your views on the latest mid-engined Ferrari 328…
Expensive exotica For all its lavish displays, this year's Geneva Motor Show produced little in the way of the unexpected,…
F1 has rarely seen more chaos than in the rain-soaked 2003 Brazilian GP, where less than half the field finished and Giancarlo Fisichella's win was confirmed after a legal battle. The result may have looked lucky, but Eddie Jordan reveals the clever strategy behind it
Valentino Rossi probably doesn’t want to know this – although he probably already knows it in his gut – but 2020 was his worst season since he joined the grand…
In 100 years of the Le Mans 24 Hours, few stories have proved as compelling as that of the Bentley Boys. Andrew Frankel tells the story of a largely amateur group of war veterans who took on the world's greatest race with courage, determination and against the odds
This week in motor sport, Mark Webber, Brendon Hartley and Timo Bernhard started life as world champions, winning the title in Porsche’s second season since it returned to sports car…