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Books
Michael Schumacher: A Life in Pictures Pino Allievi. Published by Giorgio Nada, £44. ISBN 978 88 7911 714 2 Opening with an…
July 2019
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Books 2
High Performance: when Britain ruled the roads Peter Grimsdale. Published by Simon & Schuster, £20. ISBN: 978 1 4711 6845 1 Sometimes…
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Products
Product of the month These A3-sized prints are fast becoming a favourite in the Motor Sport office, both due to…
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Events
July 4-7, Goodwood There is no other festival that celebrates the great and good of motor sport like the Goodwood Festival…
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Precision, July 2019
British watch maker Bremont might be best known for its aviation-inspired creations – but founding brothers Nick and Giles English,…
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Racing Lives: Martin & Stefan Donnelly
The Donnelly name is a Northern Irish motor sport institution, having spanned 13 Formula 1 grands prix, sports car racing…
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Lunch with Rob Smedley
To a kid growing up in 1970s Middlesbrough, Formula 1 might as well have been a parallel universe. “I come…
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Ferrari’s unlikely Monte Carlo pole
The look on Felipe Massa’s face wasn’t so much joy as bewilderment. He’d first contested the Monaco GP in 2002…
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Letters, July 2019
Letters What a fine appreciation of ‘Gentleman’ Jim Russell in your June issue, accompanied by a great photo. I was…
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Martin Brundle and son Alex drive Le Mans-winning Jaguar XJR-12
The look on Martin Brundle’s face the minute he walks into the garage at Silverstone is a picture. There’s an…
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Tom Walkinshaw: the man behind Jaguar's racing revival
Tom Walkinshaw was key to Jaguar’s return to racing in the 1980s, persuading the factory to take on a campaign…
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Brundle sidebar tech
Designer Tony Southgate reveals some of the engineering that helped to make the Jaguar XJR-12 great Carbon-fibre monocoque These cars…
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British GP Preview
It’s easy to get complacent about the British Grand Prix as just being another fixture for the travelling Formula 1…
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British GP Planned
WHERE TO WATCH This year’s race takes place on July 12-14 and Silverstone has changed beyond measure since it hosted…
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British GP Home Advantage
Andrew Shovlin has worked with two British champions, having engineered Jenson Button during his title-winning 2009 season with Brawn, as…
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Formula 1 Rich List
Formula 1 has always been a playground for the rich. Long before the current era of corporate billionaires, fans were…
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Goodwood Record
The sun was finally shining down on Goodwood Park after a couple of days of wet weather. The McLaren MP4/13…
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Ferrari's new F1 boss
Mattia Binotto, the man in the background doing great work at Maranello for the last 24 years, finally finds himself…
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Wind Tunnels
The news that Britain will soon have its own high-speed hole in the ground – a disused Victorian railway tunnel…
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Gordon Murray: 'How I designed the title-winning Brabham BT49C'
‘This car was born from the regulations. It was a variant of the successful BT49. By then the car was…
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