Archive Ground force This is what rivals didn’t see until it was too late – an invisible revolution which made their cars redundant overnight. With the 78, Lotus brought ground effect to racing by… August 2007 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive X-ray spec: Ferguson - Novi Despite scoring Formula One's only win for four-wheel drive, this British company's system appeared better suited to Indianapolis. By Keith Howard. Funded by Harry Ferguson, but inspired by Freddie Dixon… May 2004 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Varley Batter Vital but heavy, and liability in an accident, old-fashioned batteries simply do not pass motor racing's acid test. But then some bright spark in the aerospace industry solved the problem… February 2001 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive X-ray spec: Jaguar XJ13 Starved of support, XJ13's potential stayed hidden for years. Keith Howard talks with the man who tested it against its main rival, and still rates it As many have discovered, recapturing past… November 2003 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Halda Tripmeter Racing drivers who talk of finding their way around a circuit are refetring to the identification of braking and turn-in points, of discovering where the worst bumps are, and of… March 2001 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Bell full-face helmet Ask any neurosurgeon and he will tell you that the living human brain is nothing like the firm, grey, formalin-preserved specimens you see in glass jars in anatomy labs. It's… January 2001 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Harnessing the power Formula One demands the ability to adapt quickly to ever-changing circumstances, and Gordon Murray had few peers in this art he describes to Keith Howard how he designed a Brabham… January 2001 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Ford RS200 The Group B supercar was full of promise, but events overtook it and the entire class was canned before it fulfilled its potential By Keith Howard After its long period… September 2007 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Alfa Romeo V10 Power without glory It had enough grunt to push a 164 saloon beyong 200MPH — And scare the life out of Riccardo Patrese — but what could have been the… January 2003 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive X-ray spec -- Thunderbolt ThrustSSC's designers discuss the lost record car of George Eyston with Keith Howard You'd think that someone who had broken the Land Speed Record for Britain two years in succession,… February 2005 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive X-ray spec -- McLaren MP4/4 Gordon Murray's move to Woking let him tackle some unfinished business, he tells Keith Howard Brabham scaled its last summit with Nelson Piquet's World Championship in 1983, after which it… September 2005 Issue By Keith Howard
Archive Ferodo DS11 Intended more for assisting workmen driving around on slag heaps, ferodo's DS11 friction material turned out to be ideal for braking the world's top racing cars for two decades. Never… November 2001 Issue By Keith Howard
