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Precision, May 2016
Keeping an eye on the time: new releases in the watch world by Richard Holt Junghans The mental picture painted by Junghans…
May 2016
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The beautiful Jordan 191 F1 car: It's not easy being green
The past 20 years have not been kind to Formula 1 newcomers. Of the three that arrived in 2010 only…
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Lunch with... Gary Anderson
In a working life spent in motor racing, most of it in Formula 1, Gary Anderson liked to do things…
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T in the Park
Conceived in just seven weeks, Lola’s T282 had little chance against the factories. But now it’s an overlooked gem that…
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In the spotlight – Pipo Derani
Once a British F3 race winner, he is now making a mark in sports cars. Sam Smith spoke to a victorious…
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In tune with the past
Musician and racing aficionado Chris Rea was disappointed with the original version of La Passione, a very personal Ferrari film…
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‘‘We’ve got a big target on our back’’
Mark Webber predicts Porsche will be under pressure in its bid to stay on top of the World Endurance Championship.…
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Playing the long game
Named after an olive farm, a British team with Cypriot heritage has been active for less than a decade and…
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Home sweet home
After years of uncertainty about its future, Kyalami has new owners, a revised layout and fresh hopes Writer Andrew Frankel Kyalami. It…
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Man of the world
Roger Penske shows no sign of slowing down as he strides towards his 80th birthday. He spoke to Motor Sport…
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Data trace: Indianapolis 500
This year marks the 100th running of a race first held in 1911, when Ray Harroun won | writer Peter Higham…
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74th Members’ Meeting
Not many of us were lucky enough to witness slicks-and-wings Formula 1 cars being put through their paces on solitary…
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Amelia Island
Over the past two decades the concours d’élégance at Amelia Island, the glitzy golf ’n’ beach resort in northern Florida, has…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Still going strong at 60 Newport Pagnell, February 12: lunch with a British motor racing institution, now in his 42nd…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Double showtime Season kicks off with a pair of historic motor racing shows to tempt you back in the water…
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From the archive with Doug Nye
Chaos in Sicily Formula 1 might have been charming during the ’60s, but it could also be a shambles At…
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