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Indy 500
Many people counted Dario Franchitti, Scott Dixon and Chip Ganassi’s team out of contention at Indianapolis this year. Honda’s teams…
Many people counted Dario Franchitti, Scott Dixon and Chip Ganassi’s team out of contention at Indianapolis this year. Honda’s teams…
The best supercar shoot-out to date, a dedicated class for AC Cobras and the return to action for a famous…
– Chris Amon on why St Jovite was his favourite track – Lewis Hamilton returns to his winning ways –…
— but with reservations, as the headline suggested: 'It's fantastic — but is it a car?' Monaco is Monaco, of…
An affirmation of Passion It’s BrItIsh Grand PrIx tIme. ThIs Is not as natIonalIstIc as it looks. Our Nige is…
Walk on the Highside This iconic photograph (see page) symbolises The 500 Two-stroke at the apex of its wickedness. The…
IndyCar's engine war This year’s IndyCar series has been re-invigorated by the return of competition between engine manufacturers. Honda was…
Sir, What a great article in the June issue by Doug Nye reflecting on the 1962 Fl season battle between…
Sir, The passing of Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori within a few weeks of each other is sad for all…
Sir, Thank you for your features commemorating the 30th anniversary of the passing of Gilles Villeneuve. I have only ever…
Sir, Nice article on Jean-Pierre Beltoise. He did indeed win two F1 races for BRM, though only one was a…
Sir, The 'terrifying story' recounted by Nigel Roebuck about Commendatore Ferrari's reaction to Castelotti's death ('Castelotti morto... e la macchina?')…
Sir, Without wanting to detract from Mark Webber's deserved victory, maybe someone who enjoys F1 racing, rather than its financial…
Sir, I was thrilled to learn I had won the Guy Allen signed print that featured on the cover of…
Sir, Did Christian Sylt and Caroline Reid deliberately set out to scare potential investors to death? They certainly did me!…
Sir, I enjoyed 'Lunch with...' Tony Southgate in the June issue and was amused by his quoting of the American…
Sir, I was delighted to learn from Gordon Cruickshank's Historic Scene story in the July issue that the Rob Walker…
Demolishing a Dino Sir, Having seen the car race I read with interest the article on the Colonel's Dino 2065P.…
Britain’s greatest Indycar driver had a tricky start to the year, but when he clinched his third Indy 500 win…
John Michael Hawthorn, our first British World Champion Driver, has been done no favours as increasingly frequent Grand Prix races…
The big stories from the past week on the Motor Sport Archive. Gilles Villeneuve and Pedro Rodriguez, two greats with natural speed, flair, skill and fearlessness, would have shared a birthday…
Races had always been against the clock. Practice was a more leisurely pursuit: a chance to (re)acquaint and rehearse and, hopefully, to fine-tune and, at worst, rebuild. Until the Monaco…
The spirit of motor racing well and truly lives on, as this clip of a Citroën C1 24 hour race shows There's probably nothing more painful than battling for more than…
After reading Paul Fearnley’s excellent blog about David Bruce-Brown I thought, on the eve of Formula 1’s return to the United States, that I should add a few words about…