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Clark's finest comes home
We don’t often feature an Indycar on the cover of Motor Sport, but then the green and yellow number 82…
July 2010
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Contributors
Eric Dymock Eric’s oeuvre of motoring and racing books and his long career writing in newspapers and magazines on the…
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Webber dives ahead
Mark Webber’s twin poles and victories in Spain and Monaco have turned the World Championship battle on its head, and…
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Michelin and Pirelli woo F1
As motor sport closed for press the FIA and F1 teams had yet to decide whether Pirelli or Michelin would…
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Test lined up at Abu Dhabi
The Formula 1 teams are close to finalising an agreement to run the winter young driver test session in Abu…
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FIA to review safety car rule after Schumacher penalty
Michael Schumacher became embroiled in the first controversy of his ‘second’ career when he was penalised for passing Fernando Alonso…
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In brief, July 2010
* McLaren’s veteran chief engineer Pat Fry has left the team after 18 years in a variety of key roles…
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Teams call for KERS in 2011
KERS is almost certain to be back in Grand Prix racing in 2011, at the behest of the teams. The…
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Nigel Roebuck
Reflections – The young Germans outshining the older one… – Should there be room for ‘the little guy’ in F1?…
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Nigel Roebuck
Ni e Roebuck 66 ho's fast?" someone said, arriving at the side of a track years ago. "They're all fast..."…
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Nigel Roebuck
Ni e Roebuck years ago, at the auction at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, two of the lots on offer…
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Audi ready for La Sarthe battle
You’ll need a long memory to recall the last time Audi got it wrong at Le Mans. It was way…
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BMW prepares for DTM return
BMW is gearing up to race in the German-based DTM touring car championship in 2012, almost 20 years after it…
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Star line-up for Surgers Supercar race
A raft of international stars will join the Australian V8 Supercar grid at Surfers Paradise in October. Dario Franchitti, Jacques…
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In brief, July 2010
* The 2010 Race of Champions will be held at Düsseldorf’s ESPIRIT arena in Germany rather than the ‘Bird’s Nest’…
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Works M3 prevails at the Nurburgring
The BMW M3 GT2 of World Touring Car Championship drivers Jörg Müller and Augusto Farfus, Peugeot LMP1 driver Pedro Lamy…
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The Arena Ford team
The Arena Ford team and Tom Chilton took a first British Touring Car Championship victory for an LPG-powered car at…
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Pescarolo forced to miss Le Mans
Sports car legend Henri Pescarolo will have no competitive involvement in the Le Mans 24 Hours for the first time…
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New Jaguar targets Silverstone 1000
The Jaguar that will bring the historic marque back to the Le Mans 24 Hours is on course to race…
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Brundle and Son team up in Lambo
Martin Brundle teamed up with his son Alex for the first time when they raced in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo…
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