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The Quest for Speed
McLaren chief Ron Dennis recently expressed the view that contemporary Formula One cars are not fast enough. Within Formula One,…
June 1996
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The Best is Yet to Come
That's the opinion of Stirling Moss, who reckons that Britain's current World Championship leader is still on a learning curve.…
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Echoes of Glory: Mercedes hero Karl Kling looks back
Not even the brilliance of Michael Schumacher, who sat in the wheel tracks of the Williams for the last 20…
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The President's Men
Can Schumacher end Ferrari's 17-year drought in the drivers' championship? Mark Skewis finds Ferrari's President in optimistic mood There is…
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I've Started so I'll Finish
Jan Magnussen may be starring in the ITC, but he still hankers after an F1 opportunity. Marcus Simmons found out…
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Open Your Heart
Derek Warwick has always worn his heart on his sleeve. With only a Le Mans drive for Courage on his…
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Growing Pains
Grand Prix racing's new-style feeder formula is well populated, but Simon Arron witnessed a baptism that wasn't wholly smooth Formula…
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Tropical Paradise
David Williams witnessed the first World Championship rally in Asia and predicts a runaway success The disaster stories are always…
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Courage Best?
He may not be doing much since he retired from single-seater racing, but the Le Mans 24 Hours still gives…
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Contrive 'N' Survive
Paul Fearnley on the weight-watching game which currently divides the British Touring Car Championship All... No, that would be unfair.…
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The Octagon Returns
Back from beyond the netherworld of badge engineering, and now appearing at a Rover showroom near you: MG. Mark Hughes…
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Echoes of Imola
Echoes of Imola by David Tremayne. MRP, £16.99. This is a book about the Imola Grand Prix circuit, the races…
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750 Racer
750 Racer, by Peter Herbert. Haynes/PSL, £17.99. This is a book that describes how you might make and race a…
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Daytona Cobra Coupes
Daytona Cobra Coupes, by Peter Brock and George Stauffer. Stauffer, £69.99. There could scarcely be a better crew to write…
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Villeneuve
Villeneuve, by Christopher Hilton. Haynes, £9.99. It occurs to me again that a driver has only to be killed or…
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History of the Monaco GP
History of the Monaco GP, vol 1. Menoshire, £44.95. This is a historic moment -MOTOR SPORT's first ever CD-ROM review.…
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Jack's Memories of Wheels
Jack's Memories of Wheels, by Jack Pouncy. John Aley/ MCC, £12.50. Here is something different, and fun: a jolly account…
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Grace, Pace, out of Place
Sir, I have no axe to grind with Volvo. Or with estate cars. Or with diesel engines. Or with turbos.…
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Lola-Astons
Sir, I do seem to have stirred up a hornet's nest! In your last issue, John Surtees and Brian Joscelyne…
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Wings and Things
Sir, The British Touring Car Championship has a problem. The recent back-to-back Grandstand scheduling of our leading national car racing…
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