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Editorial, July 2003
It wasn't a bad race this year's Monaco bash — even though I can't recall a single for-position overtaking manoeuvre.…
July 2003
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Double quota for Lola T163
American Don Bell is to introduce a second Lola T163 Can-Am car to the International Supersports Cup this year. Dodkins…
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FORCE revives South African winter Formula One series
Classic Grand Prix cars are to return to South Africa this winter following the confirmation of a two-event 'Springbok Series'…
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Matters of moment, July 2003
Euro 2-litre star Lepp returns with Chevron Ex-factory Chevron and March sportscar driver John Lepp ended a 17-year break from…
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News in brief, July 2003
The HSCC's Superprix at Brands Hatch on July 5-6 will see this season's first use of the track's Grand Prix…
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AMOC to run Aston Le Mans celebration
The 75th anniversary of Aston Martin's first Le Mans 24 Hours is to be commemorated by a race at Silverstone's…
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Motor Sport backs Mount Stuart
Motor Sport is supporting the 2003 Mount Stuart Motorsport Classic, the two-day automotive festival staged at the ancestral home of…
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Obituary
Alejandro De Tomaso The founder of the De Tomaso marque died recently in Italy, aged 75, having suffered ill health…
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F1 Kauhsen set for return in TGP race
Willi Kauhsen has bought back one of his Formula One chassis and plans to return it to the track at…
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TV winner shines on TGP debut
Mark Johnston, the winner of Channel 5 television's Be a Grand Prix Driver competition, made a strong impression on his…
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Events of note
June 27-29 A1-Ring (A) FIA Cup for TGP Cars tops the bill. Tel: 00 43 3577 7530 28 Silverstone (GB)…
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Obituaries
Mike Keegan This one-time owner of Hawke Racing Cars has died, aged 78. A successful businessman, primarily in the aviation…
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Piquet Jnr in dad's F3
Nelson Piquet's son got an insight into his father's British Formula Three Championship-winning year of 1978 when he sampled the…
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Dayton's Coppa-bottomed success halts Kumschick run
American Duncan Dayton took the big prize during Monza's major historic event at the end of May. Racing his Williams…
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White sees the light before black clouds spread gloom
Torrential rain ruined the Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophy at the VSCC's Cadwell Park meet in early June. With the track…
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Reports in brief, July 2003
Ernie Graham emerged to take a popular debut win in the fourth round of the Armajaro MSA British Historic Rally…
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Lola beats Chevron in French street race festival
Grand Prix Historique: Pau The annual historic event around the streets of Pau produced some fine racing from magnificent fields,…
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Ex-champ Rouse is still the tin-top maestro
Former BTCC champion Andy Rouse and Pete Hall dominated the opening three races of the Heritage GT Challenge. Sharing Hall's…
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Farmer's union with March reaps rewards
BRDC: Silverstone Marking its 75th anniversary, the BRDC added a series of quality historic races to a contemporary Formula Three/British…
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Dodd charger
HSCC: Mallory Park Despite a nasty shunt in the Jaguar XK race during the HSCC's Mallory Park meeting, Stephen Skipworth…
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