Archive Poacher turned gamekeeper Brabham’s one-time chief mechanic Charlie Whiting on Piquet… and tricks of the trade Charlie Whiting joined Brabham at the end of 1978, just a few months before Bernie Ecclestone signed… December 2013 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive What's Happening in Club Racing? It is quite impossible for Motor Sport to record the antics of everyone who takes part in the increasingly popular Club-racing scene, and we leave this task to the motor… November 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Sunny start for March Silverstone, England, February 6th. TRUE to its promises, March Engineering's first public appearance at Silverstone saw two Formula One cars lapping the Grand Prix circuit with a large variety of… March 1970 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Formula Two Review Rouen, June 28th It seemed almost too good to be true when Hubert Hahne finally broke BMW's Formula Two duck at Hockenheim on June 14, but better was to come… August 1970 Issue By Mike Doodson
Great Read Archive How BMW conquered F1 with Brabham and Piquet in 1983 If you ask me, the blokes on the board at BMW lost their nerve. “We communicated our 2009 target four years ago,” said Mario Theissen in Valencia at the roll-out… November 2009 Issue By Mike Doodson
Great Read Archive Snapshots of Senna One day, somebody will write a great full-length biography of Ayrton Senna da Silva. Let’s hope it won’t take the couple of centuries for that someone to compile the balanced, well-informed… February 2010 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive An international Formula Three Championship sponsored by Motor Sport/Shell £1,000 for 12-race series OF THE three major International racing formula, one has been sadly neglected when it comes to allotting Championships. The exception is Formula Three, the most junior… January 1970 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Racing into the Winter There was a time when racing came to a dead stop towards the end of September, usually culminating in the presentation of the Motor Sport Brooklands Trophy at Goodwood. But… December 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Keith Duckworth —the designer of engines which win Grands Prix KEITH DUCKWORTH has the sort of talent which inspires others to work for him. On top of that, he has been responsible… January 1970 Issue By Mike Doodson
Great Read Archive Elio de Angelis: money greased the wheels, but talent turned them Elio de Angelis, whose death from race-track injuries 25 years ago will be commemorated on May 15, is remembered with endearing fondness by almost everyone who knew him during his… June 2011 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Chevron Racing Cars from Lancashire At any British race meeting these days one is tempted to ask where sports-car racing would be without the marque Chevron. Most of this year's international… October 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson
Archive Formula Two Review 1969 Analysis With the Formula Two season drawing to a close and this month's only Formula Two race, at Zandvoort, cancelled, it seems appropriate to take a look at the… September 1969 Issue By Mike Doodson