Archive Lucky strike If Juan Manuel Fangio's first race at Monaco was stunning, his first race lap was unbelievable. Shaun Campbell recalls Fangio's 'lucky' debut win. Juan Manuel Fangio called it luck. A… July 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive The power or the glory? Is Formula One today merely a sad, bloated caricature of its once glorious past or have we, in fact, never had it so good? Shaun Campbell casts an impassive eye… November 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Great Read Archive James Hunt and Hesketh: The Unlikely Lads It looked like an extravagant joke, an extended April Fool's stunt played by a bunch of ex-public schoolboys with more money than sense. It ended, as everyone had predicted, in… June 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Team mates Is he best friend or mortal enemy? Do you follow your leader or push him off the track? Shaun Campbell investigates the curious world of the F1 team-mate We call… December 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Heroic GP failures They probably seemed a good idea at the time but there have been some diabolically dreadful GP cars, recalls Shaun Campbell To motor racing historians the 1951 British Grand Prix… February 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Great Read Archive John Miles drives the Lotus 49 – the car that changed F1 forever John Miles beckons me over with a crook of a gloved index finger. He points to a smear of blue paint on the inside of the monocoque. "See that? This… July 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive The race of the century? Hawthorn's first GP win set the superlatives flowing. No wonder, says Shaun Campbell, it was one of the great drives For the tens of thousands of spectators who lined the… May 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Red Lions Enzo Ferrari was the least sentimental man in racing. Even so, says Shaun Campbell, he had a curious affection for british drivers Enzo Ferrari's relationships with the men who drove… April 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Great Read Archive The worst car I ever drove: Chris Amon chooses a self-inflicted injury Make a list of the cars Chris Amon raced to earn his living in the 1960s and 1970s and two things strike you. First that there's an awful lot of… April 1998 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Nuvolari and the master race When the might of the German racing scene turned up at the Nürburgring in 1935, no one expected Tazio Nuvolari to beat the Third Reich into second place. Shaun Campbell… November 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Going downhill fast Lap of the Gods Jin Clark's ability to administer a short, sharp shock stunned rivals. Shaun Campbell recalls his 1961 Belgian Grand Prix win, seized over the first two corners… August 1997 Issue By Shaun Campbell
Archive Perry McCarthy: The worst car I ever drove The worst car I ever drove Perry McCarthy Andrea Moda-Judd S192 In the first of a new series, Shaun Campbell looks into life at the wrong end of the… January 1998 Issue By Shaun Campbell