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Vic Elford
Vic Elford As if the NOrburgring wasn't hard enough... Vic Elford in his Porsche 911 was leading halfway through one…
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They've only just begun
They've only just begun A work in progress is how I described Silverstone last month, in the wake of a…
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Paul Fearnley
Paul Feamley Cricket is one of Paul's other passions, and recently he helped the English test team to victory by…
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Andrew Frankel
Andrew Frankel With his day job as road-tester on A Certain Weekly, Andrew drives more cars every month than most…
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Richard Heseltine
Richard Heseltine Heseltine brings a unique viewpoint to our NOrburgring special he is one of the few people to have…
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Teams and fans split over BBC/Sky deal
Teams and fans split over BBC/Sky deal The BBC and Sky chose the Friday of the Hungarian Grand Prix to…
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Fury at hiring of FIA man
Fury at hiring of FIA man Formula 1 teams and engine suppliers are furious that the FIA allowed engine expert…
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GT1 goes on as makes sign up
GT1 goes on as makes sign up Stephane Rate!, the boss of the of the FIA GT1 World Championship, has…
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MG wants motor sport future
MG wants motor sport future The historic MG brand and its Chinese owners have pledged a long-term commitment to motor…
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HISTORICS Six-wheeler races at last
Six-wheeler races at last Thirty-five years after it was created by the March Grand Prix team, the six-wheeled March 2-4-0…
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Draft calendar a work in progress for Bernie
Draft calendar a work in progress for Bernie The 2012 F1 calendar announced by the FIA World Motor Sport Council…
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NIGEL ROEBUCK'S Q&As
is month Nigel wrote about new FIA plan regarding ormula 1 cars running in the pitlane from 2014. "The proposal…
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Wheldon tests new Dallara
Wheldon tests new Dallara The all-new 2012 Dallara Indycar has finally hit the track. The one-make racer, known at Dallara…
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AUDIO PODCASTS
On August 24, after Motor Sport closed for press, the podcast team were due to sit down with Murray Walker…
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Prescott pauses to remember and salute WB
Prescott pauses to remember and salute WB That pleasant annual picnic, the VSCC August weekend at Prescott hillclimb, was the…
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NIGEL ROEBUCK'S Q&As
THE SKY DEAL e big talking point on the e big talking point on the ebsite this month has been…
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Masters major at Oldtimer
Masters major at Oldtimer The first Grand Prix Masters race delivered a close finish during the 39th Oldtimer GP at…
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Stars out for Revival races
Stars out for Revival races The debuts of former Indy 500 winner Kenny Brack and triple World Touring Car champion…
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WB Tribute at The Track
WB Tribute at The Track To celebrate the life of our founder editor Bill Boddy, Motor Sport and Brooklands Museum…
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Harvey gets Cobra ride for Spa
Harvey gets Cobra ride for Spa Former British Touring Car Champion Tim Harvey hopes to contest this year's Spa Classic…
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