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The Editor: The heroes who lift motor sport above the ordinary
"It is rare to see such winning attributes in one so young, for it is not enough to have driving…
November 2020
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Staff List | Details Matter, November 2020
IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE,…
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Ferrari puts on a show for its 1000th Grand Prix
While its outcome on track was less than ideal, Ferrari’s 1000th grand prix still provided an impressive show both in…
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Family F1 now a thing of the past after Williams exit
Family-run Formula 1 teams are sadly no more after Claire and Sir Frank Williams stepped back from the running of…
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Bubba Wallace on the move
As the NASCAR driver market continues to shift, Bubba Wallace’s signature will likely be one of the most coveted by…
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Extreme-E Electric off-road series creates a buzz
Ever since it was first mooted, the key question about Extreme-E series was "Is it for real?" Even in these…
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No Le Mans for Murray's new T50s racer
Gordon Murray has abandoned plans to return to Le Mans with his T50 supercar, saying that current regulations prevent the…
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iRacing designs having real effect in NASCAR
It has been a line that has blurred further in recent years, but the world of virtual racing continues to…
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McLaren looking to sell F1 HQ
The most famous F1 headquarters in the world has been put up for sale as McLaren looks to tie down…
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Mark Hughes: Who will lead the rebuilding of Williams?
Williams – the team relaunched by Frank Williams in 1977 after his original team was bought out by Walter Wolf–is…
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Doug Nye: "You'd expect Harry Potter as motivator to conjure up greater optimism..."
This summer’s precipitous collapse in competitiveness of Ferrari has been not only a demeaning disappointment but one accompanied by startlingly…
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Andrew Frankel: "I have no doubt we have reached peak car. We did some time ago"
It's probably taken longer to dawn than it should, but I have no doubt that we have reached peak car.…
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Understudies to the fore
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Deadline day blow for Sergio Perez
Sebastian Vettel will lead Aston Martin's new F1 programme next year. The speculation began before the season, from the moment…
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Word on the beat, November 2020
The Racing Point brake duct appeal was finally dropped during the weekend of the Italian Grand Prix. Ferrari is satisfied…
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Caterham Super Seven 1600 review: Analogue wonderland
Just before I got a job driving cars, I bought a Caterham Seven. In retrospect it would have been better…
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2020 Jaguar F-type R review: Age and experience
When some cars reach their mid-life facelift they can still feel so fresh you find yourself wondering if it’s even…
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Polestar 2 review: Taken for a spin
Remember the Polestar 1, the near-600bhp hybrid quasi- supercar with which Volvo and Geely launched its new performance brand? Good.…
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A genuine collectors’ item: ROFGO Collection book review
A list of cars in a collection doesn’t sound like the most promising premise for a book. However, this is…
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Ferrari — The Golden Years book review | Book reviews in brief
There's something initially a little sad in calling this book The Golden Years, especially as its chapter headings range from…
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