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You were there
In front of a huge and partisan crowd on a hot July 1958 day at Silverstone, Peter Collins scored a…
January 2007
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Will we keep the British GP?
Guest column – Sir Jackie Stewart It's been more than six months since Sir Jackie Stewart resigned as president of…
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Formula 1 – Mark Hughes
Team spirit Some pits vibrate to loud music and friendly jokes, and some to corporate brand-pushing. But it's the internal sense…
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Road cars – Andrew Frankel
Lotus Elise A former Lotus owner himself, Frankel recalls what drew him to the marque in the first place, explains…
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Lunch with... Damon Hill
It’s a decade since a Briton took the Formula 1 world championship. Simon Taylor sits down with that man as…
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A hero's shadow
Losing a friend to the dangers of motor racing is tough, but taking on a hero's mantle and trying to…
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Keeping up with the Jones
From Jalopies to stock cars, Baja to the Brickyard, Parnelli Jones could drive anything, anywhere. Pete Lyons catches up with…
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BMW 3.0 CSL
It dominated touring car racing in the '70s and remains one of the most charismatic cars ever to come out…
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Ecurie Ecosse transporter
Much more than just another transport vehicle, the Ecurie Ecosse transporter became as famous as the cars – and drivers…
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Mika Häkkinen
From the white heat of technology to the white-out of a Finnish winter, the Formula 1 champion could hardly have…
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Bob Houghton
From hillclimbing 212s to running sports-prototypes at Le Mans, few are better versed at restoring and race preparing Ferraris than…
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Final laps
Michael Schumacher’s decision on whether to retire, and when to do it, became a media circus. Was it always this…
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Wall of sound
Medieval stonework reverberates to racing exhausts as a French hill town is briefly turned over to the internal combustion engine…
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Balance of power
It was a decade of staggering power peaks followed by fierce rule changes to cut speeds; despite that, lap times soon…
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Into Africa
Porsche and success in endurance events seem intertwined. Not so in rallying, claims John Davenport Photography: McKlein A magician by the…
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Bill Boddy
Twin peak revs An instrumental query over some early racing car dashboards I have been rereading Rex Hays’ book Vanishing Litres (MacGibbon…
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