Archive Lunch With... Dr Wolfgang Ullrich Being a racer, and being a winner, takes many forms. The man in the cockpit climbs onto the podium and sprays the champagne, and he gets most of the glory.… June 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch with... Perry McCarthy The road to Formula 1 is steep and stony. For every rookie who takes his place on a Grand Prix grid there’s a long queue of hopefuls who never get… September 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch with... David Brodie As we know, Formula 1 has pretty much taken over the motor sporting world. It gets almost all of the media coverage, almost all of the money and virtually all… August 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch With... Motor Sport The remarkable event that we celebrate in this issue – the fact that Motor Sport, after 90 years of publication, has not only survived, but continues to flourish – is… July 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Champagne socialising Threatened by developers, the historic Reims circuit hosted a defiant celebration of its great past By Simon Taylor Between 1925 and 1969, the high-speed triangle of public roads west of… November 2008 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch with... Johnny Herbert Think of Johnny Herbert and you think of the ever-cheerful, cheeky little guy from Romford, whose irreverent humour and constant teasing brought welcome relief to the increasingly self-important Formula 1… November 2008 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch with... John Force As motor sport at all levels becomes ever more complex, you could argue (somewhat controversially, I grant you) that the purest form of pitting car against car, driver against driver,… May 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch With... Paul Tracy These days your average professional racing driver tends to be slight and slender. He is unfailingly polite to team personnel, to sponsors and to rivals, and speaks to the media… April 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Tony Crook: 1920-2014 Tony Crook, who has died shortly before his 94th birthday, was an automotive polymath. He was a racing driver of great talent, scoring 370 wins and places between 1946 and… April 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive No Lunch With... Richard Petty The great perk of this job is the privilege of getting to know, often quite well, so many talented, single-minded people who have carved out great careers in the cockpit,… March 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Archive Lunch With... Steve Soper Most of the best drivers who earn their living in sports or touring cars have at least cut their teeth in the single-seater formulae. Steve Soper is different. This man… February 2014 Issue By Simon Taylor
Great Read Archive Lunch with... Jochen Mass For most of 2009, a quarter of the drivers on the Grand Prix grids were from Germany. And, thanks to the long reign of Michael Schumacher, that country is statistically… January 2010 Issue By Simon Taylor