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Allan McNish
When this magazine’s regular editor and I met up in America for a road trip (you can read the details…
January 2014
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Contributors
Australian racing journalist Michael Stahl has written for many home and US titles – and has a four-lane slot track…
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The Motor Sport Month - Formula 1 News
Ecclestone's future hangs on court verdict F1 tsar could be driven from his sport as London tribunal assesses conflicting evidence…
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Henry Taylor
All-rounder Henry Taylor has died in France, aged 80. Entering racing via F3 in 1954, he won the Autosport championship…
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The Motor Sport Month - International News
Blancpain set for Brands International sports cars return to familiar terrain, By Gary Watkins Top-line international sports car racing will…
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Simon Phillips - Obituary
Former sports car racer and entrant Simon Phillips has died at the age of 79. Phillips contested the Le Mans…
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Reviews, January 2014
1967 Chris Amon, Scuderia Ferrari and a Year of Living Dangerously, By John Julian Decent books about Chris Amon are…
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Pittard takes top Surtees prize
University kart champ beats several fancied rivals... and sets his sights on a career in sports cars | by Alex…
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Web Spin
Guest editor Allan McNish on loud F1 cars and changing attitudes among younger generations Allan McNish: I remember Senna testing…
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Mat Oxley
MotoGP's new direction Next year MotoGP takes the next step towards achieving its avowed intention of filling the grid with…
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The Motor Sport Month - Historic News
New chapters of history HSCC confirms extra race dates for 2014 season, By Paul Lawrence The Historic Sports Car Club…
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Rob Widdows
Interlagos and its many charms “In qualifying you had to take it flat. If you stayed on the road, and…
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Syd Fox - Obituary
One of the leading national drivers of the 1970s has died after a short illness, aged 83. The Londoner first…
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Kjell Qvale - Obituary
Best known as a major importer of British and other European cars to the USA, Norwegian-born Kjell Qvale, who has…
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When they were new: Austin Cooper
An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, October 1961 | by Bill Boddy Down the years it…
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Next season's fare
Mini, Merc, BMW and Jag prepare their menus | by Andrew Frankel Every year at about this time the motoring…
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AMG takes Aston off-road
Buoyed by the recent announcement of a ‘technical partnership’ with Mercedes’ in-house tuning division AMG, Aston Martin appears keen to…
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Morgan out of Morgan
Charles Morgan has lost his appeal against dismissal from the company that bears his name, so while he continues to…
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Slow down, Sebastian...
Can you have too much of a good thing? Yes, according to Andy Palmer, sales and marketing boss of Red…
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Porsche 911 GT3
Weissach faced a difficult brief but has come up with clever answers | by Andrew Frankel Factfile £100,540 Engine: 3.8…
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