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Matters of Moment, February 2011
Putting his house in order He was responsible for it in the first place, so how fitting he should be…
February 2011
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The Motor Sport Month - Formula 1 News
Hulkenberg makes way for Maldonado Pastor Maldonado will join Rubens Barrichello at Williams next season, after the team dumped Nico…
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The Motor Sport Month - International News
Coupe move for Audi Audi has taken the wraps off the all-new LMP1 contender with which it will go head-to-head…
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The Motor Sport Month - Historic News
Series to rival Masters Two new historic race series will compete directly with existing classes from Masters Historic Racing in…
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Events of the Month
Race of Champions Esprit Arena, Dusseldorf After the unsuccessful experiment of running it in Beijing in 2009, the Race of…
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Nigel Roebuck
Reflections: — Why Ken Tyrell's was a unique voice in Formula 1 — Time to reassess Michael Schumacher's talent —…
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Patrick Head
The countdown begins I have been reading MotorSport for for years than I care to remember and now I have…
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Rob Widdows
Desert adventures At the end of 1983, at the height of the season of goodwill, I won an award. I…
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Mat Oxley
Crystal-clear winner Moments before the start of last years MotoGP finale at Valencia a Boeing 737 flew low over the…
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Gordon Kirby
Talent is not enough Regardless of what you may think about NASCAR, its field is much deeper than in any…
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Letters, February 2011
DSJ was a team player Sir, I do not wish to add fuel to the great team order debate, but…
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Gold star for effort
The BRDC has come a long way under president Damon Hill. The swell of optimism at the club's annual awards…
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Michael Schumacher's F1 comeback: "People think I can only be happy when I win races"
Was Michael Schumacher's F1 comeback in 2010 as big a flop as many people have made it out to be?…
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Two of a kind
Sebastian Vettel has no problem being compared to his pal Schuey In 2004 Sebastian Veffel undertook his firstever Formula 3…
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F1's greatest innovations of the 70s and 80s: the golden era of the black art
Formula 1's 'Computer Age' was booted up on December 17 1982, when Dave Scott, a promising Formula 3 driver, circulated…
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Tyrrell P34: Driving the six-wheeler F1 car
When I say there will never be another track test like this, I say so with a confidence inspired not…
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P34: The real story behind Tyrrell's incredible six-wheeler F1 car
"Very few people knew we were building a six-wheeler," Ken Tyrrell said. "One of our mechanics lived 50 yards away…
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Why innovation matters in F1 - and always should
Advanced technologies developed in Formula 1 have long benefited the wider world – no matter how restrictive the rules are…
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Who says F1 has tunnel vision?
Virgin will enter its second season of F1 with another car designed by computer without the aid of wind tunnels.…
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Dale Earnhardt's NASCAR legacy: the long shadow of the man in black
It happened 10 years ago on the last lap of NASCAR's traditional season-opening Daytona 500. Everyone was jammed together in…
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