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From winning in F3 to taking pole at Le Mans, ‘Jeannot’ had done it all. But his ’81 Monte win…

From winning in F3 to taking pole at Le Mans, ‘Jeannot’ had done it all. But his ’81 Monte win…
AUTOCOURSE 60 YEARS OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND PRIX MOTOR RACING - ALAN HENRY The clearest statement one can make of…
Both Graham and Damon Hill star this month, among other F1 greats at Silverstone and Snetterton, plus a bit of…
It wasn’t a 24 Hours winner, but Gulf GR8 chassis ‘802’ was one of the race’s most successful cars in…
Jean-Pierre Wimille was the finest racing driver of the late ’40s, but as early as 1943 in wartime France he’d…
Talking with the great John Surtees recently was more than usually interesting as he began to reminisce about the dawn…
The first race on Brooklands’ new Campbell Circuit in 1937 proved to be a tough test of man and machinery…
On July 8-9, 1932 the important King’s Cup Handicap Aeroplane Race was based at Brooklands. Compared to the 1930 King’s…
I have received a letter from a Motor Sport reader who informs me that he has recently purchased a ‘Pup’,…
It has been brought to my attention that the model of Malcolm Campbell’s Peugeot Grand Prix Type L76 that was…
The man who pioneered ground effect and active suspension in F1 has died at the age of 79
Ninety years ago, Tommy Milton and Jimmy Murphy were the men to beat in what was then known as AAA championship racing. Blind in one eye from birth, Milton won…
We've got a huge 2019 calendar for sale – here's a sneak peek The Cahier photographic archive is the last of its kind. Completely independent, shot and owned by the…
This week in motor sport from the Database and Archive, featuring a double Tyrrell double, and a whole host of German Grands Prix. August 1 1899: ERA and BRM founder Raymond…