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Sir, I have worried about the problem of the lack of lane discipline of which RJ Wade complains (Motor Sport,…
Sir, I have worried about the problem of the lack of lane discipline of which RJ Wade complains (Motor Sport,…
Sir, I was shocked and horrified to read the letter from Mr Barker (Motor Sport, May 1988) concerning the fate…
Sir, A belated reply to Captain Marendaz's letter — it takes a long time for the magazine to arrive here…
Sir, While playing golf with a friend recently, I was reminiscing about cars and drivers of the early 1960s. One…
Sir, I seem to remember many years ago watching a Formula Two race on TV from a circuit in UK.…
Sir, I read the article on the FAST (Fragments on Forgotten Makes, Motor Sport, April 1988) with interest. When I…
Sir, On reading today's The Spectator, I came across a glorious piece by Rowlinson Carter on Czechoslovakia's love affair with…
Sir, My copy of Motor Sport for May 1988 arrived just a few days after I had spent a very…
Fernando Alonso admits that he's not the fastest F1 driver in qualifying, nor the best in the rain. But it's his ability to drive close to the peak in almost any car, in any condition, that keeps him at the sharp end of the grid, says Mark Hughes
After 12 years of trying Tony Kanaan finally put it all together to score a very popular win in Sunday’s 97th Indianapolis 500. Kanaan has been racing Indycars since 1998…
Last week the World Motor Sport Council issued an extraordinary change to F1’s governance procedure, empowering Jean Todt and Bernie Ecclestone to over-rule, if necessary, decisions reached by the existing…
After securing his fourth Formula 1 World Championship at the Mexican Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton spoke candidly about his victorious season, rivalries with Vettel and Verstappen, and what lies ahead…