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Amon tests new Hulme Can-Am
If you attended the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2006, you may well have spotted a striking machine called the…
April 2009
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A Honda Type-R with a difference
It’s sad but understandable to see Honda’s love affair with sporting cars hit the rocks. First the F1 team goes,…
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We need a Sheene to shine
British motor racing enthusiasts go into the new Formula 1 season basking in the glow of Lewis Hamilton’s number one…
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Hayden on carbon-fibre Duke
Former MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden is working to adapt his riding technique to Ducati’s fiery GP9 MotoGP bike, equipped…
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Global recession hits MotoGP
The vicious economic climate is hurting MotoGP just like it is hurting Formula 1. The world’s premier bike racing series…
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Letters from readers, April 2009
Hamilton’s bedside manner Sir, I would strongly agree with Simon Houghton (Letters, February issue) in his surprise that Lewis Hamilton…
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2009 Formula 1 preview
Sir Jackie Stewart – who was spot-on with his predictions for 2008 – once again shares his thoughts on the…
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Spot the difference
New-look cars, KERS, no testing… and plenty of overtaking. That’s what F1 2009 is set to bring By Adam Cooper…
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Lunch with Eddie Jordan
It’s safe to assume that we will never again see the like of Jordan Grand Prix. As the financial and…
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How the Beeb tempted EJ back to F1
After four seasons away, Eddie Jordan will be a Grand Prix regular again his month’s Australian Grand Prix sees BBC…
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The stunning, underachieving Lancia LC2
Pole position by the better part of a second. Some early glory at the front of the field. And then…
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Good night, Mario?
A Lotus celebration in Norwich led to a few beers and trouble with the boss… Bob Dance talks to Rob…
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Reine Wisell: "I was Ronnie's racing instructor"
There is precious little room in motor racing for ifs, buts and might-have-beens. As Keke Rosberg is fond of saying,…
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Ten into eight will go
Audi has fitted a Lamborghini V10 into its R8 and created a gem of a supercar Credit crunch or not,…
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1971 Buenos Aires 1000kms
In the first of a new irregular series, we look back at a tragic start to a classic year of…
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When Eagle spread its wings
In 1972 All American Racers’ Eagle became the first Indycar to smash the 200mph barrier, a highlight in a record-breaking…
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Three blokes and one chap
A small team but a lot of manpower went into creating Peter Bryant’s unique titanium Can-Am car. If only the…
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Higgins in Aston for Race Retro
THE Three-time British Rally Champion Mark Higgins will be one of the star attractions at Race Retro on March 13-15…
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Brookes to rally 911
Nineteen years after he won the same event driving a Ford Sapphire Cosworth, Russell Brookes will contest the historic section…
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In brief, April 2009
The Masters Racing Series has announced technical regulation changes for 2009 on a one-year trial basis. In response to competitor…
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