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No time for dirty driving
Nigel Roebuck discusses Michael Schumacher at length in Reflections this month, so I’ll keep it short. Forget 10-place grid penalties…
October 2010
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Contributors
Nigel Roebuck Some racing drivers make unrewarding subjects for an interview, sticking resolutely to the party message. Robert Kubica, though,…
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Grand Prix Scene
Five prepare for title climax The battle for the 2010 World Championship looks set to be the closest ever, with…
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Korean circuit 'on schedule'
Bernie Ecclestone has insisted that all is well with the Korean GP, despite suggestions that the building of the track…
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Austin GP secures billionaire backer
A Texan billionaire is on of the main investors behind plans to bring the United States GP to Austin in…
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Mansell on two wheels for charity
Nigel Mansell has completed a 1100-mile cycle ride in 13 days in aid of 'UK Youth'. The ex-Formula 1 World…
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In Brief, October 2010
• Ferrari will face the music in Paris on September 8 when the World Motor Sport Council convenes to consider…
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Lotus unveils track day ‘F1’
Lotus Cars has taken the wraps off the ultimate track day tool that it is billing as a turn-key Formula…
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Nigel Roebuck
REFLECTIONS Why Schumacher should have been bannedIt’s time to change the rule on team orders Watching the Edmonton IndyCar race…
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Ducati welcomes Rossi
Valentino Rossi will join Ducati in 2011, creating an Italian MotoGP ‘dream team’ that has been a much talked-about possibility…
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Cost-cap LMP2s prove popular
Interest in the new-for-2011 cost-capped LMP2 prototype appears to be booming following a raft of announcements of new projects for…
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Lotus plans sports car return
Lotus is gearing up to return to the international sports car arena after an absence of more than a decade…
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New BTCC car based on Toyota mule
A Toyota will be the basis of the test and development car for the next generation of British Touring Car…
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Ford GT adapted for Le Mans rules
The Ford GT40 lookalike should be back at the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2011. The Ford GT, developed for…
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In Brief, October 2010
• Two new street circuits may feature in next year’s American Le Mans Series. The ALMS could join the IndyCar…
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This month on the Motor Sport website
Forum Focus Within a few minutes of posting the Hungarian GP report online, the comments flowed in. A few lauded…
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Prodrive aims high with Mini
The mini will return to top-line rally competition next year in the hands of the organisation that took Subaru to…
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Abiding by the rules
Indycar racing has been making headlines for two very different reasons. There are new rules to consider, and then there’s…
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Best seats in the house
So close is the battle for the Formula 1 World Championship that team orders will – like it or not…
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Fast Freddie's Legacy
Twenty-five years ago this summer a devout baptist from America's Deep South accomplished arguably the greatest achievement in the history…
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