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Club News, September 1988
The 1988 Coventry Motor Panels Run on September 11 will include a section for historic cars and motorcycles made in…
September 1988
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Sky Channel
Motor sport programmes scheduled to appear on Sky Channel during September are as follows: Wednesday September 7, 9.20pm Brands Hatch…
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Motorway Safety
The nine-day Police National Motorway Safety Campaign (sponsored by General Accident, which has a vested interest) ended on July 29.…
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Knock, Knock
"Knock, knock, Who's there?" — remember the old game? The answer today seems to be Fiat, in terms of knocking…
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3.1/2-Litre Ferrari Tested at Fiorano
Ferrari's 31/2-litre Grand Prix challenger for 1989 had its first full test at Fiorano in August, driven by one of…
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Historic Clubs Close Ranks
Presented by Lord Montagu, Derek Grossmark and Euro MP Brian Cassidy, the Historic Vehicle Clubs Committee held an Open General…
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Enzo Ferrari
Enzo Ferrari is dead. The man who bore the most famous name in motor racing passed away at his home…
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1988 German Grand Prix race report
Hockenheimring, July 24 If there is a better driver than Ayrton Senna in Formula One today I would like to…
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Two Pros At Work
If Alain Prost's brilliant manoeuvre had worked at the start of the Hungarian Grand Prix's 49th lap, the Frenchman still…
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Beyond Midway
When we got to the halfway point of the 1988 season, even the most disinterested follower of Formula One must…
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Jaguar's Revenge
Although nobody liked to admit it, Jaguar's defeat at Brno in Czechoslovakia was taken very seriously at Kidlington and in…
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Musical Chairs
In the 1950s it was quite common for a Grand Prix car to be handed over to the team leader…
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No Effect
It seems inconceivable that a qualifying round of a World Championship should produce no significant change in the standings of…
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The Perfect Result
As in New Zealand, the Argentina Rally made very little difference to positions in the World Rally Championship, Biasion merely…
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An Unhealthy Obsession
Four times has the Morocco Rally been held since its revival in 1985 after an absence of nine years, and…
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Safari Lunch
The 1953 Coronation Safari, and the two East African Safaris which followed, were supported by the then East African Standard…
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First Ferry
When we wrote in the June issue of the Autoglass Tour planned for 1989, a revival and extension of the…
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Incentives to Win
When Audi Sport UK announced its sudden withdrawal from rallying in July this year, one of the questions which needed…
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Ford Denied Once More
The racing circuit of Spa, just outside the town of Francorchamps, is a very special place, for spectators as well…
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Fast, Furious and Fun
If you haven't been to watch Formula Three this year, you have missed some of the best racing ever. Only…
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