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1971 Spanish Grand Prix in pictures
SPANISH GRAND PRIX BACK ON TOP is Stewart in the Tyrrell. Here at the Montjuich hairpin he takes his brand…
SPANISH GRAND PRIX BACK ON TOP is Stewart in the Tyrrell. Here at the Montjuich hairpin he takes his brand…
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Sending me on my way from Standard House bound for Jan Smuts Airport, Johannesburg, to cover the South African Grand…
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Many problems confront the enthusiast who needs trailer transport. Consequently, the ability to hire a trailer would seem to ease…
This month's article really should be headed "They Make Racing Cars and quite a lot of other things as well",…
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Sir, As a second-year student in photography, I must write in protest at Mr. Hellings' remarks about photography. Firstly both…
Sir, In the "Matters of Moment" article of the current number of your most excellent magazine, it is stated that…
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MotoGP riders use a lot of crazy tricks to get the best out of the world’s fastest, most-complicated racing motorcycles. And there are few better riders to tell us about those tricks than Miguel Oliveira
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Formula 1 and the FIA have revealed 'key pillars' for its forthcoming rules for 2021, including ground effect, cost caps and “prescriptive” aerodynamics to close the pack up Artist's impression…
Incredible but true, Fabio Quartararo is the first MotoGP champion since Giacomo Agostini who didn’t work his way to the top by riding two-strokes. True, Quartararo rode two-stroke minibikes, but…