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Letters: The picture that reveals how bloated F1 cars have become
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Driving the ultimate Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR: first-ever track test of £100m sports car
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Best of its time – and of all time? Perhaps…
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50 Greatest drives by women
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Who inspires the F1 Academy drivers?
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Max is back in the 2025 championship: F1 GP reports
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‘Pitstops are part of racing’
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Word on the beat : November 2025
Ligier European Series driver Laura Villars has announced herself as a surprise third candidate for the FIA presidency vote in…
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Rubens Barrichello: ‘There was a spiritual link between Ayrton and me’
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F3000’s glory years: the series that bred F1 young guns
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Top 5 F3000 drivers:1985-95
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1985: a golden year for sports car racing
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Alfa Romeo’s forgotten 164 Procar: the 200mph monster saloon
Riccardo Patrese hit the throttle on the exit of the Parabolica. Seconds later, just before jumping on the brakes for…
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When Alfas tackled the celeb circuit
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The Clapham-built Allard that battled Mercedes at Le Mans
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Classic 1970s Ford Bronco hides supercharged secret under the bonnet
In 1994, 95 million viewers are reported to have tuned in to watch a white Ford Bronco being pursued by…
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Competition-spec Ferrari 250 GT California Spider sells for £18.8m
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Dedication’s what you need: JG Parry’s Land Speed Record car
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