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Guardians of honour
Williams has an ever-growing catalogue of illustrious Grand Prix cars. Now these two men must dovetail this sumptuous history with…
May 2015
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Lunch with... Sir Frank Williams
Almost unbelievably, this year marks the 47th consecutive season that Frank Williams has fielded a Formula 1 team. The first…
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Struan Moore
Drivers don’t always follow the same career path. Simon Arron meets a Japan-bound youngster It’s a road well trodden and…
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Gérard Ducarouge: the man who saved Team Lotus
Gérard Ducarouge, who has died aged 73, wasn’t really the designer of the line of great Formula 1 cars, from…
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Hannu Mikkola: the WRC champion and his taste for adventure
The road was fast and flowing, with good sight lines, so 125mph felt perfectly safe. “At that kind of speed,”…
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Short, sharp, shock
Has any competition car stirred the senses in quite the same manner as a Lancia Stratos? We took a ride…
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Hughie who?
His name is seldom – if ever – mentioned when British drivers’ contribution to Indianapolis history is discussed, but Hughie…
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Alberto Ascari
The son of a star who became a headline name in his own right and set a record that endured…
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73rd Members' Meeting, Goodwood
Is the Ford Capri the world’s finest invention? Discuss. It’s unlikely ever to earn the halo status of a Ferrari…
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Phillip Island Classic
Melbourne racing grandee Lex Davison won at the sensational Phillip Island circuit’s inaugural meeting in December 1956. It was thus…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Feats on the ground Banbury, February 13: A meeting with one of British racing’s bright young hopes, a few days…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
A day at the museum A new National Motor Museum exhibition celebrates motor sport in all its guises Stirling Moss…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
The romance of racing A Monza paddock snapshot encapsulates much of our sport’s 1960s essence Open-air preparation in a sun-soaked,…
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