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Matters of moment, November 2013
Formula 1 driver racing a six-year-old up and down a shoe shop – on a spacehopper. As sponsor PR stunts…
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Contributors
Simon Arron’s quest to rate paddock breakfasts across the UK continued with the office outing to Santa Pod (it’s on-brand…
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Ricciardo secures RBR sear
Daniel Ricciardo's move to Red Bull Racing is a chance of a lifetime for the Aussie to prove himself —…
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Räikkönen rejoins reds
...but what will the Finn’s return mean for Ferrari? Kimi Räikkönen is far from the first Ferrari driver to make…
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Tony Gaze
Former GP driver Tony Gaze died recently, aged 93. A decorated fighter pilot during WWII, Gaze took up motor racing…
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New-look calendar for 2014
The 2014 British Grand Prix was given a date of July 6 on a provisional Formula 1 calendar circulating during…
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Silverstone cash boost
Lease deal safeguards future of British GP’s home The British Racing Drivers' Club is set to hand over the running…
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Two Indy races in May?
An Indycar race on the Indianapolis road course in May is among proposals for a second fixture at the Speedway…
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Disunited State of America
There was lots of excitement and hope for the future of American sports car racing last winter after the merger…
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Strip Roads and Sports Cars
Rob Wells Politics don't usually figure so large in car books, but as this concerns a motoring life in Rhodesia…
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Marco Simoncelli: The Tribute Book
Rossellla & Paolo Simoncelli A fitting tribute to the late Marco Simoncelli this, with plenty of input from the likes…
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WEC set for hi-tech diversity
Audi and Toyota have revealed contrasting strategies for energy-retrieval systems on their respective LMP1 challengers in next year’s World Endurance…
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Le Mans 2013, the official review Duke Video
Duke was at the cutting edge when video tape first brought international endurance racing within reach of almost anybody's living…
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Electric Nissan's Fuji debut
The Nissan ZEOD RC, which will fill the ‘experimental’ Garage 56 grid spot at next year’s Le Mans 24 Hours,…
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Scheckter back in P34
...and changes his mind about Tyrrell's six-wheeler Jody Scheckter has been reunited with the car in which he became the…
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You wait ages for one F1 film to come along...
This, though, is not simply a Rush cash-in – it was taking shape before Ron Howard even started The superb…
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Mat Oxley
We are fans of the Isle of Man TT and love the event because it’s the essence of our sport:…
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Bonnier's 170 to race again
Jo Bonnier’s 1969 Lola T70 Mk3B will return to the track next season four decades after it last raced following…
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Ecurie Ecosse auction
Dick Skipworth’s Ecurie Ecosse collection, one of the finest single-theme collections ever assembled, will be sold in December. His fleet…
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Jimmy Blumer
Darlington-based Jimmy Blumer, who died in August aged 82, was a leading national racing driver in the 1950s and 1960s.…
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