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Dodging Rubber Bullets
The best form of crisis management is to avoid a crisis in the first place. Make no mistake, that is…
July 1996
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Man or Machine?
Oliver Holt, Grand Prix correspondent of The Times, examines the psyche of the double world champion Just when there was…
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Field of Dreams
Ligier's shock victory in Monaco dispelled a number of myths about the world's most famous Grand Prix. By Mark Skews…
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Must The Show Go On?
If the rain won't stop, should the racing? Mark Skewis considers the controversial issue highlighted by the Spanish GP Two…
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Second Opinion
Runner-up in his home race, as he is in the Championship, Jacques Villeneuve has nevertheless struggled to live up to…
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The Magnificent Five
With the Silly Season upon us, the five Brits in F1 face an anxious wait as team managers consider who's…
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Like Clockwork
Michael Cotton was at Le Mans to see Porsche's new, no-compromise GT racer edged out by a car which the…
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Safety First
Kelvin Burt's monster shunt at Oulton Park was a shock to the system. Paul Fearnley talks to Peter Riches, the…
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Medically Speaking
Doctor Paul Trafford is an intensive care and anaesthetic specialist based at Arrowe Park on the Wirral. He also frequents…
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The Clash
After the simultaneous running of Indianapolis 500 and the new US 500, David Phillips contemplates the implications for American motor…
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Taming the Acropolis
David Williams witnessed a dazzling drive from Colin McRae on an Acropolis that was as tame as it seemed A…
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Victory Vee
What the Esprit had always lacked, according to many were cylinders. Now that it's got a few more Mark Hughes…
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Power compact
With Lotus' uncertain future, it could not have justified the development of the new V8 engine if it were to…
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Bright Sparks
Alfa Romeo 145 Cloverleaf/146Ti Whenever Alfa Romeo adds the Cloverleaf designation to the name of a car, its time to…
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Weight watcher
There seems to be some fuss in seems to be some fuss in Super Touring circles over the weight penalties…
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40 Years On
Sir, In the 1956 Le Mans race there was a privately entered Jaguar XK140, driven by Peter Bolton and Bob…
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Lenham lives
Sir, We read with great interest last month's article about our Group 6 car. the Lenhar-n GT. The article rather…
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Brooklands Action Day
Market Engineering Ltd would like to make it clear that the press material referred to in last month's Things They…
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Early Allards
Sir, As a founder committee member of the Allard Owners Club, I found it great news to hear of Allard…
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The appliance of non-science
Sir, Oh dear, oh dear. What is all the commotion in the United States between the Indy Car World Series…
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