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Precision, September 2015
Chopard With all the sparkle Chopard has brought to the red carpet, it’s not surprising that many people think of…
September 2015
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A walk in the park
Now a sprightly 93, Monza hosted its first Italian Grand Prix in 1922 and remains a popular staple on the…
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Autodromo di Monza – a lap in 93 years
1922 Milan Automobile Club commits to build a permanent circuit, to commemorate its 25th anniversary. It selects the Villa Reale…
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Lunch with... Emanuele Pirro
Motor racing is about much more than statistics; but in almost any driver’s CV there will be a statistic that…
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Alex Lynn
Simon Arron meets a driver who has been a winner in his maiden GP2 season, although car racing wasn’t always…
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Gordon Kimball: “Bernie did all he could to help Ferrari. I guess he wanted somebody to beat McLaren…”
California native Gordon Kimball graduated from Stanford University with a degree in mechanical engineering and started his career as a…
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MG's tiny dancer
An all-female driving crew dubbed the ‘Dancing Daughters’ raced a trio of MGs at Le Mans in 1935. New BRDC…
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Why size matters to Michelin
The French company is pitching to return to Grands Prix... so long as wheels and tyres relevant to the modern…
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Patter of tiny feats
French manufacturer DB’s cars were seldom conventional, but quirky looks tended to mask giant-killing performance Writer Richard Heseltine Photographer Manuel…
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Goodwood Festival of Speed
The Goodwood Festival of Speed gets bigger and bigger. And it gets better and better. Was this the best ever?…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Not just the British GP Silverstone, July 2-5 & Oulton Park, July 4: F1 qualifying or Morris Minors in Cheshire?…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Into the wild blue yonder Matra was determined to win at Le Mans, but one of its chosen weapons blew…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
Spanner in the works Having been a mechanic, racer and constructor, Howden Ganley is now an author Howden Ganley is…
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