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Power without compromise
Ended 30 years ago on safety grounds, the Group B era is still regarded by many as the World Rally…
December 2016
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How to make a monster
The inside line on five key cars from rallying's most revered chapter by Richard Heseltine If Can-Am was the original…
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Lunch with Neil Oatley
He’s designed several world championship-winning Formula 1 cars, he engineered both Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna during successful title campaigns…
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New Zealand's pioneers
When fruitful Kiwis blazed a trail McLaren, Amon and Hulme were perceived as the ringleaders, yet were but the tip…
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How to build an F1 car: the world's fastest Womble
Meet the man who raided the parts bin and built his own Formula 1 racer by Pat Malone In the…
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In the spotlight
He might still be a teenager, but the GT racer tells Jack Phillips that a maiden win this season is…
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Precision, December 2016
Timing is everything Since motor sport’s invention during the 1890s, pinpoint timekeeping has been as much a part of its…
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James Hunt: the early years
Before he was famous A new book celebrating James Hunt reveals an unexpected side to one of Britain's most flamboyant…
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Data trace
300 GP starts Rubens Barrichello was F1's first triple centenarian and Jenson Button has become the third by Peter Higham…
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Aston Martin DB3S track test: Beauty and the best
There may be more exciting things you can do with a steering wheel in your hands than guide an Aston…
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Events of the month
Formula E Hong Kong If season two of the FIA Formula E Championship heralded the pivotal breaking of a new…
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On the road with Simon Arron
From Abu Dhabi to Zolder via Interlagos, Jerez and, obviously, Oulton Park. Where next..? Running up that hill Loton Park,…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Mission very possible The Goodwood paddock is always interesting, but this time there are no onlookers: everyone participates I knew…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
How motor sport works New autobiography is a lively reminder that things aren't always as they seem on the surface…
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Finish line with Jo Ramirez
Best known as team co-ordinator for McLaren during the '80s and '90s, Jo Ramirez left his native Mexico in 1961…
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