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Editors Letter: Goodwood takes centre stage
While the Formula 1 circus sweated it out in the desert heat of Bahrain, more eclectic grids lined up in…
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Life’s a Beach: Long Beach Grand Prix, California, April 13
Having hosted F5000 races, Formula 1, CART and now IndyCar, the Long Beach street circuit is one of the most…
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What next for Lewis Hamilton?
Juan Pablo Montoya has always had an interesting take on things Formula 1 and he clearly follows it closely even…
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Karun Chandhok: 'Cool-headed Piastri is favourite for the title'
We’ve had four different winners across the first five races – including the sprint in China – but as I…
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Drive of the Month: Ferrari on the attack
Porsche remains dominant in North America’s IMSA sports car series, following another win for Nick Tandy and Felipe Nasr at…
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Top 5: Indy 500 wins by nation
1. USA (78 wins, 55 drivers) Between the first post-WWI running and the end of the 1980s, ‘foreigners’ only conquered…
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Hot Wheels: Morgan Supersport
Car of the month – morgan supersport So, Morgan’s gone modern? Absolutely. This new Supersport has been designed to replace…
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Great Lost Circuits: Nivelles-Baulers
Ask anyone to name a race circuit in Belgium and they will surely plump for Spa-Francorchamps. For a time, just…
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My Month in Cars: Nigel Greensall
Barcelona, March 21-23 The Peter Auto season opener, four cars in five races, all with John Emberson. John achieved his…
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Postcard From America: Long Beach Grand Prix
Very few motor sport events enjoy the stature and longevity of the Long Beach Grand Prix, which through 50 years…
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Book of the Month: Silverstone – The Home of British Motor Racing
We take it for granted, still curse the traffic on British Grand Prix weekends and brace ourselves for that chill…
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Collectibles: motor racing goodies to own
Online convenience is all well and good, but it can’t replicate that feeling of unearthing a hidden gem in person.…
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Fat F1 drivers in 1995
It’s an unfortunate fact that rather more Formula 1 drivers are better remembered for misfortunes than achievement. For me 30…
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Archives August 2021: Ferrari F1-2000
Red revolution August 2021 Twenty-one years ago, Ferrari returned to the pinnacle of Formula 1 achievement, adding the Drivers’ World…
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Timepieces for the motoring mad
If anyone had told me a week ago that I’d return from a trip to Daventry feeling dazed and amazed,…
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Jake Dixon: MotoGP's next British hero?
During the past half century or so, British motorcycle racers haven’t enjoyed the same success as British Formula 1 drivers.…
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Those US tariffs explained
The single-biggest headache faced by the UK car industry in relation to Donald Trump’s tariffs is that no one knows…
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Lamborghini Revuelto: Rambles with a Revuelto
As a child, Lamborghini was the evil empire. I was a Ferrari man and the only explanation I could find…
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Jaguar misses the points in Formula E’s Miami ePrix
Miami is one of the cities that Formula E should race in. The US is one of the holy grail…
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Motor Sport Letters - Montjuich Park: I was there
Great article by Quentin Spurring on the ’75 Spanish GP at Barcelona [“I was walking into the worst day of…
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