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Joe Dunn on Formula 1's summer shutdown and Kimi Antonelli's remarkable rise
Like everything in Formula 1 these days the summer break – a period of rest and relaxation for teams and…
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Three Le Mans-winning Ford GT40s reunite at Goodwood after almost six decades
July 11, 2026 Goodwood, West Sussex Just over 60 years ago, a trio of Ford GT40s finished 1-2-3 in the Le…
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Adrian Newey’s high-rake Aston Martin could benefit from F1’s planned 2027 rule changes
As you read this the first update of the so-far disastrously slow Aston Martin-Honda AMR26 will have appeared for the…
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Karun Chandhok reflects on driving McLaren's forgotten Lamborghini-powered MP4/8B
I’ve just come off the most intense but brilliant quadruple header of the season, with Austria, Silverstone, Goodwood and Spa…
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Kimi Antonelli restores Mercedes’ title advantage after Spa win caps busy F1 month
Belgium July 17-19 Perspective is everything. Had you told Kimi Antonelli a few months ago that he would be concerned…
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Ben Barnicoat’s Mosport victory rewards Vasser Sullivan’s tactical precision
Not every round of the IMSA SportsCar Championship features the LMDh prototypes similar to those that star in the World…
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Five Dutch Grand Prix moments that defined Zandvoort’s Formula 1 farewell
5. 1985 - Lauda’s last win The winning debut of the Cosworth DFV in 1967 probably deserves to be here,…
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McLaren M6GT revival brings Bruce McLaren's first road car back through MSO
It looks like a Can-Am car! That’s because it largely is. Meet the M6GT, Bruce McLaren’s personal vision of his…
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Valencia Street Circuit: why Spain’s second Formula 1 venue faded after just five grands prix
This street circuit, on the waterfront in Valencia, seemed to have a bright future. Motorcycle racing is, of course, the…
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Alex Brundle balances family history with Goodwood Revival preparations
My TV work on the Formula 1 European season means there hasn’t been any racing for me in the past…
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Ben Lawrence’s club motor sport summer spans Doune, Ypres and Harewood
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Scott Dixon leaves Ganassi after 25 years as Arrow McLaren reshapes its IndyCar future
The 2025 IndyCar championship was a snoozer, as Álex Palou clinched the title with several rounds remaining. The most compelling…
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Win, Lose or Die explores why road racers still choose the Isle of Man TT
Most fans of motor sport have heard of the Isle of Man TT. Stuart Barker’s Win, Lose or Die investigates…
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An F1 brake disc for your man cave? Enjoy it, but don't expect a profit
There’s been a noticeable rise in recent years in upcycled, recycled or reimagined racing items, such as grand prix brake…
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Doug Nye revisits Le Mans ’66 and the myth behind Ken Miles’ lost victory
Could motor racing really return to Goodwood? What had seemed a preposterous idea, 28 years since the West Sussex venue’s…
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Ken Miles, Denny Hulme and the Le Mans ’66 finish that still divides opinion
We know it must be true – it was part of the storyline in a ‘fact-based’ Hollywood movie. Shelby Ford…
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Farer’s new Racing Chronographs blend classic motor sport colours with Swiss engineering
Farer is a UK-based dial name founded in 2015 by four horophiles who thought there might still be space for…
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Mat Oxley: Baggers are a big deal: why crowds love motorcycling's version of truck racing
Everyone knows Harley-Davidson doesn’t do racing motorcycles. The venerable Milwaukee marque appeals to a different tribe of motorcyclists, selling them…
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Andrew Frankel on Ferrari’s Luce EV, Denza Z and the changing face of performance cars
Everybody knows you cannot judge a book by its cover but nor, it seems, can you judge a car by…
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Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 50 is quicker than ever but loses sight of its roots
These days I need little reminding that I am no longer in the first flush, but bombarded by reminders I…
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