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The month in Motor Sport
NOVEMBER 17: IMSA effectively axes its GTP class with the announcement of a new, open-top, two-seater category to be known…
January 1993
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Obituaries
Jean-Francois Mosnier One image of Jean-Francois Mosnier will always stick in my mind. It was April 1989, at Silverstone, the…
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Matters of moment, January 1993
It's OK to smile As we greet the arrival of 1993, our enthusiasm for the forthcoming sporting year is marked…
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Is there a brake on F1 talent?
Is money the overriding factor which influences driver choice, graduation and progression? It's still there, on my notebook for the…
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Delirium tremens
Farewell to a straight shooter When it comes to telling things as they are, Fl can ill afford to lose…
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Letter to readers, January 1993
Special Builders Dear reader, You cannot really define a special builder, even though we probably all know one when we…
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Carlos' Fandango
The battle for the 1992 World Rally Championship became incredibly intense during the final two rounds. Against the odds, Carlos…
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Rally review, January 1993
At the end of November, when the Lombard RAC Rally signs were taken down in Chester, it marked the end…
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Who is Colin McRae?
Colin McRae is a phenomenon. A purveyor of stunning stage times and spectacular accidents. A winner with a winner's confidence.…
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Full team ahead
Harvey triumphs in three-way title fight as British touring car regs point the way for the rest of the world…
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The Yellow Rose
30 years on Trevor Taylor reflects contentedly on his life in Jim Clark's shadow "Even on the road, I don't…
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Suspended animation
Courtsey of the private enterprise company Rare Imports we can bring you the class confrontation amongst Japanese micro sports cars…
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Teaming Metropolis
Into the tight right-hander at Lodge Corner. There's room for a Rover Metro and a couple of inches of daylight…
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IMSA in a pickle
It was an annus horribilis for sports car racing too. Following the predictable collapse of the Sportscar World Championship, the…
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Cruise Control
Alfa Romeo 155 2.5 V6 Introduced to Britain in the summer of 1992, the front-drive Alfa Romeo 155 range was…
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Worth the weight?
Behind the reborn BMW performance flagship lie at least four years' development graft and 50 prototypes. Replacing the familiar old…
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Rover athletic
ROVER COUPE Rover is to make a determined challenge in the small, but lucrative, coupe market. A three-model range is…
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Misguided missile
ASA 1000 GT It was the small car Ferrari never made. It was always known as "Ferrarina", but neither the…
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Serious Stuff
I was looking at RAC MSA News the other day, and it reminded me of how very intense all forms…
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The things they say...
Did you know that George Formby, the entertainer "loved fast cars and, in 1939, was the first person to drive…
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