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The Editor: “This isn’t just an ethical question for F1, it’s also existential”
What will the impact of the COVID-19 health crisis be on Formula 1? As Motor Sport has argued before, it…
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Staff list / Details matter, July 2020
IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE,…
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Vettel’s Ferrari split sets F1’s silly season into full swing
Although the 2020 season has yet to turn a wheel in anger, Formula 1’s silly season is getting into full…
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British racing gearing up for August restart
National motor sport looks set to get the green light to resume from August after both of Britain’s leading series…
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Greatest GP voting now open
Time is running out to have your say on the greatest grand prix in the 70-year history of the Formula…
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Maserati teases new supercar with Moss tribute
Maserati has chosen to mark the death of Sir Stirling Moss by releasing pictures of its new MC20 prototype in…
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Porsche 911 gets some stick
Not exactly hot on the heels – fully 18 months behind if truth be told – but the long-awaited manual…
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Secret Stirling Moss interview surfaces
Stirling Moss declared himself satisfied with life in a final in-depth interview, recorded shortly before his retirement from the public…
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Mark Hughes: Ferrari should learn from history
The rhyme of time is strong while this is being written. The recent anniversary of Gilles Villeneuve’s death in 1982…
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Mat Oxley
Racing is not a democratic exercise. It’s about finding an advantage over your rivals by just about any means necessary,…
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Doug Nye
One of the greatest fascinations of motor sport in all its forms is that its story has progressed from its…
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Andrew Frankel
Now that the car’s gone, I can tell you that I’ve passed through lockdown in the company of a brand…
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Kimi Räikkönen’s greatest drive: 2005 Japanese GP
It was the greatest grand prix of the 21st century to date. Suzuka 2005 could make a serious claim to…
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Formula E: Crossing the virtual divide
With just about every sport worldwide on hold because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, motor sport is fortunate in one…
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The picks of the road car bunch
Best paddock tow car Land Rover Defender 110 D240 S I’ve seen all kinds of unlikely tow cars over the…
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2020 Niki Lauda biography review
The author had no intention of writing this new biography of Niki Lauda. After all, the three-time World Champion’s wonderful…
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Review: Take Risk by Richard Noble
Talking with Richard Noble can be tiring. He has a lot to say, and it’s important, and it’s urgent. That’s…
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Pick up a piece of history
PORSCHE 917K SIGNED BY ATTWOOD Whether it’s the sleek lines, rumbling flat-12, the sheer variety of models – take your…
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Norris vs Pagenaud; NASCAR set to return
Lando Norris’s arrival in the IndyCar iRacing Challenge ruffled more than a few feathers in April when the Formula 1…
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Racing Lives: Andy & Julian Rouse
Andy Rouse managed to combine racing and business to great success, taking four BSCC titles in 1975, ’83, ’84 and…
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