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Mike the bike
Ignore his privileged background. Good kit might have been readily available, but nobody could have extracted more from it... | writer Mat…
April 2016
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'Mike the Car': Hailwood's underrated F1 adventures
Mike Hailwood took easily to Formula 1. Its driving aspect at least. At the second time of asking, that is.…
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A sucker for progress
Colin Chapman’s drive for giant leaps sometimes faltered. As Goodwood assembles ground-effect cars for the 74th Members Meeting, we roll…
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74th Members’ Meeting
Ground-effect F1 to star at Goodwood’s spring opener As radical in conception as it was in appearance, and let down…
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Lunch with... Darrell Waltrip
"When I first started out in NASCAR in the 1960s,” says Darrell Waltrip, “it was pretty much just the good…
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Extract: Brian Redman book
Tough, pragmatic and thoughtful, Brian Redman is one of Britain’s greatest racing drivers. In this extract from his long-awaited memoirs…
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In the spotlight: Will Palmer
Dad competed in F1 and brother Jolyon is on the cusp: the dynasty’s youngster spoke to Simon Arron about his…
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Out of the blue
Rally success earned the firm cult status, but that was a long time ago. Now Subaru has surprised its fans…
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Mike Parkes: the hobby F1 racer that Ferrari wouldn't let go
Fifty years ago Mike Parkes enjoyed one of the most extraordinary debut seasons in the history of the world championship,…
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Data trace: 'Enstone'
One team, several identities... but a Formula 1 institution has become Renault again | writer Peter Higham Now back in the…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Winter wonderland Brands Hatch, January 31: mud, persistent drizzle, biting wind and a Ford Escort armada – welcome to the…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Innovation and escape Roger Nathan built and raced novel ply-framed cars in the ’60s – then gave up racing for…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
How Brooke beat Brooks Chimay 1946: revisiting a landmark British victory that is all too often overlooked Conventional wisdom has it that…
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