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Your responses to our reader survey in the July 2006 issue were very positive, and so were your comments when…
Your responses to our reader survey in the July 2006 issue were very positive, and so were your comments when…
News views and comment Close out? Cosworth out of F1 for 2007 Spyker's shock switch leaves British firm high and…
Watson tried A1GP Formula 1 star-turned-TV pundit John Watson drove Team Ireland's A1GP car around Zandvoort on September 29. It…
Matters of moment Veteran driver taken to hospital Mini star injured Racing veteran John Rhodes is recovering at home after…
November 5, Silverstone Keith Duckworth Trophy F1 race at BRDC Walter Hayes meeting. Tickets: £10. www.brdc.co.uk November 9-12, Llandudno Rally…
The first 60 years of the British Hil!climb Championship will be celebrated in a special three-day event at Shelsley Walsh…
Obituary Erwin Kremer 1937-2006 Racing driver, constructor and entrant Erwin Kremer died in October after a stroke He was 69.…
GP racer gets cool Austrian frost Historic cars to compete in winter ice trophy Former grand prix racer Johnny Cecotto…
Books Grand Prix Yesterday & Today by Bruce Jones. Published by Carlton Books. £20. ISBN: 1844421600 This is a well-written,…
This month's lot GP Delage Franco-British icon will open auction season Racers who know their history will be fighting over…
Matters of moment Please take a seat Sir, I arrived at Monza for this year's Italian Grand Prix only to…
The early signs of greatness Sir, I nearly fell off the chair to see October's photo of Emmo and me…
The Thompson International Speedway in Connecticut, known as the 'Indianapolis of the East', will be largely unfamiliar to our readers.…
As I write, two races in the 2006 F1 season remain, and Michael Schumacher, on the brink of retirement, is…
Matters of moment Guest column Colin McRae When leading Citroën driver Sebastian Loeb broke his arm, the British rally champion…
Matters of moment Formula 1 As Michael Schumacher reluctantly calls time on F1, finding God might make life in the…
Matters of moment Andrew Frankel Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder One of Andrew Frankel's life lessons has been that meeting your hero…
He won 25 grands prix and the Indy 500, but, as Paul Fearnley discovers, it was Jim Clark's exploits away…
Grand designs With every major European junior formula well and truly sewn up, Reynard entered the '90s with one mission…
It may not be immediately obvious what this Cooper-Maserati T86 is doing on these pages, other than going rather fast…
By Sam Smith JOTA Sport’s new star Mitch Evans is looking forward to making his Le Mans 24 Hours debut next weekend in the highly competitive LMP2 class. The Kent-based…
We were sitting in the McLaren ‘brand centre’, three of us, mid-season 2008, just chewing the fat one grand prix Saturday, qualifying still a couple of hours away. In walks…
Television presenter Tony Jardine will tackle Le Jog – one of the toughest events in the national rally calendar The Lands’ End to John o’ Groats classic rally takes place…
It's been 88-years since Lagonda defied the odds, beating Alfa Romeo to earn its first Le Mans victory: a worthy triumph often overlooked in the race's long history