Page 98
Data logger -- keep track of all the action
GT40s could rule Britannia -- big names and bigger guns expected for Tour Britannia road/rally rebirth Adrian Newey, Chris Chiles,…
May 2005
Page 99
News in brief, May 2005
Historic FF1600 racer Chris Sharples has been elected chairman of the Historic Sports Car Club. He replaces Nicholas Overall, who…
Page 99
Hammer down
Racers that are going, going, gone...The date for the Sotheby's At Ferrari sale has been changed from Monday. May 23…
Page 100
Pace notes -- your guide to what's coming up...
Don't miss Moss/Mass -- Mille Miglia Retrospective, May 19-22 From an entry of 780 the organisers of the Mille Miglia…
Page 102
Talk curve -- Historic motorsport insight -- Patrick's Tiger feat
Patrick Watts is the new star of historic rallying reports Paul Lawrence Patrick Watts's press-on approach made him a star…
Page 105
Marcus Pye's Diary
A chat with an ex-GP winner brightens up Mrs Pye's day as Marcus ponders financial ruin in a Rugby model…
Page 107
Simon Taylor's Notebook
Drag racing's first steps in Britain were hesitant, but 40 years on it enjoys its own keen following What fascinates…
Page 108
Parting Shot
United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, 1980 Alan Jones doesn't look like he's heading to victory here, but 59 laps…
You may also like
Opinion
F1
Norris will never win an F1 title like this – Up/Down in Austin
2024 US GP: Disappointing starts, cryptic messages and too much run-off – here's what was going up and down in the Lone Star State
Single-Seaters
Renault finalises 2020 academy plans along with new driver announcement
Two new signings Hadrien David and Oscar Piastri will join the Renault Sport academy in 2020, and the team will have drivers in Formula 2, Formula 3 and Formula Renault…
F1
MPH: Six years of star chasing — speed gains in F1's hybrid era
In this enforced pause in F1 on-track activity, it’s as good as time as any to reflect on the first six years of the turbo hybrid formula from a competitive…
Opinion
Opinions
Sébastien Loeb to make WRC return
Nine-time World Rally Championship winner Sébastien Loeb will return to the competition next season Sébastien Loeb will return to the WRC with Citroën in 2018, contesting three rounds in the C3. …
×