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The month in Motor Sport
Mar 16: The Lola T92/50 F3000 car proves quick in testing. DAMS confirms a two-car order on the strength of…
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Matters of moment, May 1992
Terminate to accumulate There is no doubt that British rallying is currently in the throes of a depression. The cancellation,…
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Obituaries
Bob Brain A road accident in late March robbed British rnotorsport of one of its foremost engineers. Bob Brain's preparation…
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Give and take
FISA gave Perry McCarthy a superlicence in Brazil and then it took it away... Sentiment is a rare enough commodity…
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1992 Mexican Grand Prix: An almost perfect result
Once again the Williams duo ran away and hid, but just how much of their superiority was due to active…
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1992 Brazilian Grand Prix report: 24 carat victory
Ayrton Senna's body language said it all. His car stammered into the pits, the Brazilian gave its misfiring Honda V12…
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Winning potential: but is that enough?
After 29 years on this planet, Francois Delecour has never won a rally. Any kind of motor rally. Yet the…
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Sainz goes marching in
No rally in the world has been subjected to as much change dictated from outside as the Safari. Even taking…
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Letter to readers, May 1992
On The Sidelines Dear Reader, Recently I have been standing on the sidelines watching the world of Formula One go…
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Breaking the mould?
Success in the European F3000 Championship has, in the past, been excellent news for drivers . . . but a…
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Eye contact
Thursday morning. Early drizzle has blown away in the general direction of Cornwall. We are cruising along at around 130…
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A green light...at last
A life support system has kept the Sportscar World Championship alive for another season, almost certainly its last. This time…
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Not such a wild Rover
Who promotes the best one-make racing series in the UK? Depends whom you ask, really. There are so many of…
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Floridan time warp
End-to-end on Route 27, Sebring is 10 miles long. Land is cheap in Florida, and there's a typical strip of…
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Haywood's view
Hurley Haywood first drove at Sebring in I 971, sharing a Porsche 914/6 with the late Peter Gregg, and has…
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Toyota on top
This year's race, the 40th anniversary celebration, was won for the first time by Dan Gurney's All American Racers Toyota…
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Simply the best?
May 1986: we were privileged to be at the Sardinian launch of a motor car that changed the results sheets…
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Above par for the coarse
When it made its debut 12 years ago, the Ford Escort XR3 aided and abetted the proven Volkswagen Golf GTI…
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Class act
Presently priced from around £6000 to the £10,284 of the fuel-injected range leader that we tested, the Peugeot 106 line…
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Brush or camera?
The camera can lie. But I rate it more dependable when researching motoring history than an artist's impression. It is…
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