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Worse for wear
Argument over F1's current tyre policy is dominating this season. We ask Pirelli for its take on balancing endurance with…
July 2013
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90 years of the Le Mans 24 hours
'20s - Milestone days (and nights) at the world's greatest motor race As well as founding a legend, the very…
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The greatest race: Ferrari vs Ford scrap at the 1967 Le Mans 24 Hours
My lamented friend Jabby Crombac always considered the 1967 Le Mans 24 Hours to have been the greatest in the…
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The understudy that stole the show
In 1987 this 962C went to Le Mans as back-up. It returned with the winner's laurels. Motor Sport was invited…
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Timing is everything
The symbiosis between watchmaking and motor racing is complete. In both worlds, time and accuracy are all that count. It's…
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Racing genes
Tag Heur - timing motor sport through three generations Jack was born in 1932 in Bern, Switzerland and, after studying…
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Parallel timelines
Oris and Williams - Independent players make perfect partners At the British Grand Prix on June 30, the Williams team…
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Taking Red Bull by the horns
It is 30 years since Casio entered motor racing - and the firm now finds itself at the sport's cutting…
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Making it big in motor sport
TW Steel's watches make a statement you can't miss You launch an all-new company in a super-competitive, overcrowded market and…
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Going the extra 1000 miles
The watchmaker with a passion for classic motoring - and a very special brand ambassador Chopard is world-renowned as one…
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"As it is, our chances at Le Mans are very, very small"
Toyota had high hopes of Le Mans success when it launched the latest version of its hybrid sports-prototype. But now…
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Brunch with... Anthony Davidson
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The eye of the storm
Last year's win in Spain brought hope, but times have since been hard for her family's team. That's the reality…
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Sunbeam Tiger
Sir Henry Segrave had a reputation for audacity, but 90 years ago a conservative approach helped him to win the…
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Events of the Month
WEC: Spa 6 Hours Eau Rouge is easier now than it used to be thanks to Tarmac run-offs replacing gravel,…
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Simon Arron
The hills are alive Prescott, April 27: the British & Midland championships emerge from hibernation The time of day is…
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Ed Foster
Knight racing With seven gold medals in his saddlebag, Sir Chris Hoy is buckling down to a Radical new competitive…
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Gordon Cruickshank
Thunderbirds are go! It was a quiet day in the country until the turbine Howmet lit up and spiralled towards…
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Doug Nye
Ground control Phased out after a single, controversial Grand Prix, the Brabham BT46B fan car still brings a smile to…
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