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AIthough not exactly unexpected, because he had been away from the office for some time due to illness, the death…
AIthough not exactly unexpected, because he had been away from the office for some time due to illness, the death…
An independent report recently highlighted the British motorsport industry as a paragon of enterprise and innovation. Taking a global view…
The popular MOTOR SPORT wall calendar will soon be available once again. In keeping with tradition, LAT Photographic has selected…
Of the ridiculously small percentage of racing drivers who make it to Formula One, precious few ever win a Grand…
Hailed only months ago as the team which had set new standards in Formula One, Benetton has had trouble adapting…
From Iron Curtain, to curtain call. Mark Skewis takes a look at the Hungarian Grand Prix When teams arrived behind…
Gordon Cruickshank recalls the impact the skills of this gifted designer have had on motoring and racing The passing of…
David Phillips examines the prosperity of Trois-Rivieres, a classic street circuit which is unlikely to be foremost in European minds…
Cooper vs Abarth: unlikely duelists in the 1990s. Mark Hughes analyses how much cars have progressed in three decades. And,…
Despite the UK's plethora of one-make championships, David Finlay finds that the Ginetta G27 series has strong arguments to justify…
Citroen is no longer the habitual innovator of yore. There are snatches of flair to be found within the present…
I t looks like the front end of a Honda Civic mated to the rear of a Ford Mondeo. Chrysler…
I t had to happen one day. The original Range Rover (b 1970) lives on, just about, in Classic guise…
Sir, I have been an avid spectator of motor racing for some 16 years and never, until now, could I…
Sir, An unusual experience I had in about 1960 might be worth relating. On a wet winter's night I dined…
Sir, Re WB's comments on Cameron Earl, Autosport reported at that time that he died testing, not R14B, but a…
Sir, Having completed what is intended to be the definitive biography of Dixon, which I hope to see published in…
Sir, Pleased to see Clement-Bayard as the subject of WB's Forgotten Makes. Nice to see too he makes mention of…
The Aston Martin DB3S Sportscar, by Chris Nixon. Palawan Press, £375. Perhaps Palawan is pioneering the "homologation special" of car…
Beetle, by David and Andrea Sparrow. Veloce, £12.99. Another new Veloce publication is this hardback in their Colour Family Album…
Christopher Ward is celebrating the launch of its motor sport watch range with a UK talent search For the last five years, premium watch brand Christopher Ward’s Challenger Programme has been…
Honda had a poor preseason in 2015, 2016 and 2017, but this time it looks like Márquez, Pedrosa and Crutchlow are in seriously good shape During the…
Williams has no concerns over the budget cap and will be pushing car development as much as possible in 2022
MotoGP now has fewer rider controls, so once again we’re seeing riders getting all acrobatic. That’s why Marc Márquez was a sight to behold at COTA That was quite a…