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Matters of moment, September 2012
Forty years ago, Emerson Fittipaldi would never have admitted he was spooked. Today, he freely admits that three times he…
Forty years ago, Emerson Fittipaldi would never have admitted he was spooked. Today, he freely admits that three times he…
Maria de Villota’s condition has been gradually improving after her horrific freak accident at Duxford Aerodrome on July 3. The…
Mark Webber’s decision to sign up for another year with Red Bull Racing was the first step towards a shakeout…
One of Britain’s most promising young co-drivers lost his life in a crash on the Targa Florio Rally in Sicily…
The conviction of German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky has no legal implications for Bernie Ecclestone, the F1 boss’s lawyer has claimed.…
Troubled racing car manufacturer Lola is unlikely to be bought out of administration this summer. The administrators revealed in mid-July…
FIA GT1 World Championship boss Stephane Ratel has vowed to keep fighting to save the series in the face of…
The life and racing career of Denny Hulme will be celebrated during the New Zealand Festival of Motor Racing, which…
The small Lincolnshire market town of Bourne is to be turned into a recreation of a 1962 Grand Prix as…
We asked you – and you answered, emphatically. Jimmy Clark is by far the most popular British Formula 1 World…
Rallycross is the latest branch of the sport to initiate a historic element following the launch of the Retro Rallycross…
As many as five manufacturers could be represented in next year’s World Touring Car Championship despite the withdrawal of Chevrolet.…
The Rally Isle of Man will break new ground in September as the first UK rally to offer classes for…
The build-up to the 2013 Motor Sport magazine Hall of Fame continues. Each year we host a star-studded night to…
The organisers of the second Ormskirk Motor Fest are planning to make the event on August 26 bigger and better…
Mini Britannia, a one-day version of Tour Britannia, the classic race and rally tour, will run on Saturday October 13,…
The future of racing for historic Formula 1 cars is again under the spotlight following the opening races of the…
Head of the famous Italian coachbuilder for 40 years, Sergio Pininfarina died in July aged 85. After graduating as an…
Despite the rain, the mud, the traffic and the camping problems, an amazing 127,000 spectators turned out to watch the…
I've been a lucky boy this Summer. In June, I contested the world's most famous endurance motor race for Jota…
The Williams FW14B was one of the most dominant Formula 1 cars ever. En route to both world titles in '92 the iconic machine won almost two thirds of that year's Grands…
This is why I love Italy. Last night we turned up at the Balocco test track to attend the press conference that preceded driving Alfa Romeo’s 4C coupe today. These…
It certainly seems that Hamilton is enjoying driving without traction control having put his car on pole for the Australian Grand Prix with a time of 1:26.714. After getting out…
The anticipation helped. It always does. Two qualifying sessions postponed until Sunday morning because of rain didn’t do any harm either. Revved up! The armies masquerading as Formula 1 teams…