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Matters of moment, October 2015
The Williams Formula 1 factory, on the last afternoon of term before the enforced summer shutdown. The place is buzzing…
October 2015
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Reflections with Nigel Roebuck
Too many F1 races, overtaking as an art form, Lewis Hamilton’s world The midsummer break is always a quiet time…
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F1 Frontline with Mark Hughes
If you read our website you will have seen the Formula 1 proposals for 2017, with wider, more aerodynamically aggressive…
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Half-term report
Mercedes-Benz might have dominated the opening phase of the 2015 Formula 1 season, but there have been some engaging sub-plots…
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Grand Prix Notebook – Hungary
Rd 10 Hungaroring, July 26 2015 1. Sebastian Vettel Ferrari SF15-T 1hr 46min 09.985sec 2. Daniil Kyat Red Bull RB11…
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Formula E tech war begins
Teams reveal innovative ideas ahead of season two | By Gary Watkins Cars racing in the second season of the…
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Gordon Kirby
A change for the better Back in 2009, at only 19, Graham Rahal became IndyCar’s youngest winner. Since then his…
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Oliver Jarvis
Getting back in the ’Ring As this magazine goes on sale I will be back in the cockpit for the…
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Obituaries
John Greenwood Chevrolet Corvette racing legend John Greenwood died on July 7. He was 71. The son of a General…
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Reviews, October 2015
Ayrton Senna: Racing is in my Blood Directed by Jean-Claude Guiter The first thing that strikes you about this 1992…
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Mat Oxley
24 hours of beautiful madness On the weekend of September 20 the world’s greatest motorcycle endurance race returns to its…
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Historic racing
Fresh impetus for Group C Promoters unite in bid to boost struggling series | By Paul Lawrence The Group C…
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Dream garage
Porsche 911E 2.2 It may seem as if we give over a lot of editorial space to a certain rear-engined…
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Road Cars
New lighter, faster F12 Ferrari prepares to give flagship extra pep | By Andrew FrankeL There’s good news for those…
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McLaren 675LT
Lightness adds excitement, but for a strictly limited number of customers By Andrew Frankel McLaren must be doing something right.…
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Porsche Boxster Spyder
Extra grunt, reduced sophistication This Boxster might have been accorded more space had I been able to drive it for…
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Audi Q7 3.0 TDI Quattro S Line
First car to feature the VW Group’s crucial new platform This is an important car… and not just because it’s…
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BMW M6 Competition Package
More than twice as powerful as such cars were in the mid-80s… One of these days it will stop. All…
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Readers' Letters, October 2015, October 2015
Jenks got it wrong... Jenks used to be dismissive of the retro Mille Miglia. It’s not often I’d disagree with…
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Lunch with John Surtees
John Surtees has always been a man to speak his mind. Whenever he joined a team, he would be determined…
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