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Grand prix or grass roots?

There were other options while Silverstone hosted the British GP Fresh motor sport venues are ever a treat – and by rough calculation Gurston Down became the 104th I’ve visited…

October 2018 Issue

By Simon Arron

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One of the greatest Isle of Man wins: Steve Hislop’s 1992 Senior TT victory

Former Honda Britain race boss Barry Symmons, who died earlier this week, masterminded one of the all-time greatest victories in the history of motorcycle racing: Steve Hislop’s historic 1992 Senior TT win for Norton. A few years ago Symmons and other the main men involved revealed the story behind their fairytale success

8th March 2024

By Mat Oxley

MotoGP

Anthony Gobert: 1975-2024

‘The Go Show’ was more talented than Schwantz and Spencer and a “genuinely nice kid” but he was unable to defeat his addictions

Racing the Nazis

Sat in a dusty cupboard in the bowels of the Royal Automobile Club, leafing through ancient volumes of The Motor Cycle and Motor Cycling, the name jumped right out at…

February 2024 Issue

By Mat Oxley

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MPH — Donington 1993: the day Senna humiliated Prost on and off the track

It was 31 years ago yesterday that Ayrton Senna won the 1993 European Grand Prix at Donington in what stands as one of the greatest individual performances F1 has ever…

12th April 2024

By Mark Hughes

Sainz threat to Red Bull was snuffed out after Norris’s special lap in Japan

2024 Japanese Grand Prix analysis: F1 was back to a familiar Red Bull 1-2 in Suzuka, says Mark Hughes. But a different qualifying result could have brought Carlos Sainz into play

8th April 2024

By Mark Hughes

MPH: Why Suzuka will be moment of truth for Ferrari and Mercedes

Ferrari said it would have challenged for victory in Melbourne even if Max Verstappen hadn’t retired; Mercedes has identified its weak spot. Mark Hughes says that Suzuka will reveal if either team can hope to challenge Red Bull throughout 2024

29th March 2024

By Mark Hughes

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Donington: Britain’s first true grand prix circuit

Where in Britain can you still drive in the wheel tracks of Nuvolari, Rosemeyer and Lang? Or recapture for a fleeting moment the zing of supercharged V16s echoing among trees?…

October 2002 Issue

By Gordon Cruickshank

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Track test – Zandvoort

August 1998 Issue

By Andrew Frankel

France’s fearsome autodrome: Montlhéry track test

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France’s fearsome autodrome: Montlhéry track test

It was what the French call ‘Un été de la Saint-Martin”— an Indian Summer. Across continental Europe the weather had been hot, oppressive. During our night time run into France…

March 2000 Issue

By Matthew Franey

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Motor Sport Competitions

WIN 1 of 3 pairs of tickets to Goodwood Revival

This is your chance to WIN 1 of 3 pairs of tickets to Goodwood Revival! The only historic motor race meeting to be staged entirely in a period theme, Goodwood Revival is…

18th April 2024

By Motor Sport

F1 Fantasy: top picks & predictions for the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix

F1’s first sprint weekend of the season offers more points and an unprecedented glimpse at the competitive order before players have to fix their F1 Fantasy teams. Here are our predictions and line-up tips for the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix

18th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

Who will master the mysteries of the Shanghai circuit? What to watch for at 2024 Chinese GP

F1 returns to China this weekend with an updated sprint race format. Here’s what to watch out for, including driver market moves, a potential Mercedes resurgence and a slippery driving surface

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

Ted Toleman: How flamboyant F1 boss led his team to near victory

After Ted Toleman’s death earlier this month, his former designer Pat Symonds and driver Derek Warwick tell Cambridge Kisby about working with the GP team boss who gave a group of hotshots their F1 break

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

MotoGP

What will BMW need to win in MotoGP?

It’s the oldest story in MotoGP: BMW is coming! MotoGP has been wooing the German manufacturer for at least two decades, because having a premium global brand like Bayerische Motoren…

17th April 2024

By Mat Oxley

How 2024 F1 sprint races work: qualifying shootout, points and schedule

F1 sprint races are back in 2024 with a new calendar and a refreshed format. Here’s how sprint race weekends will work, including the points awarded, race length and the other changes in store

17th April 2024

By Motor Sport

From pandas to tube lines: F1 drivers’ helmet designs for 2024 Chinese GP

Three drivers will run custom helmet designs in celebration of China’s return to the F1 calendar — each more striking than the last

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

Historic Racing News

Can-Am rained thunder. Then came the Mustangs: 2024 Goodwood Members’ Meeting

The 81st Goodwood Members’ Meeting drew in a sell-out crowd… and then blasted them with a cacophany of Can-Am monsters. Andrew Marriott reports on each race and demonstration run from the 2024 event

16th April 2024

By Andrew Marriott

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’80s month: A decade of glorious excess

Gordon Cruickshank reflects on how a boom decade showed off on the road as part of ‘80s month. Buy the ’80s special print magazine here In among a miners’ strike…

12th February 2018

By Gordon Cruickshank

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’80s month: Brands Hatch Rallycross GP

No ’80s month would be complete without a look back at the Rallycross GP of 1987. Ford RS200s, Metro 6R4s, Quattros, 911s, and a damp and muddy Brands Hatch. What…

’80s month: Capri vs Sierra

Comparing two decade-defining cars: the ’70s Ford Capri versus the ’80s Ford Sierra For more on the RS3100 Capri, pick up a copy of the March issue of Motor Sport When…

19th February 2018

By Dickie Meaden

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Hill Climb Racing News

’80s month: Climb Dance

It remains one of the greatest and most revered motor sport films ever, and no ’80s month could pass without featuring it: Climb Dance. Ari Vatanen was the king of…

21st February 2018

By Web Editor

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’80s month: controversy at Bathurst

Long before the Bathurst 12 Hours, there was – and still is – the fabled Bathurst 1000. As part of ’80s month, we recap the wholly controversial 1987 race Bathurst, steeped…

2nd February 2018

By Samarth Kanal

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’80s month: Driving the Beatrice-Lola THL1

Continuing with our ’80s month theme, Andrew Frankel reflects on the time he drove a 1985 Beatrice-Lola THL1 With Motor Sport pursuing a 1980s theme this month, there was some speculation…

7th February 2018

By Andrew Frankel

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Motorsport Videos & Video News

’80s month: Driving the JPS BMW 635 CSi

At last year’s Silverstone Classic, Dickie Meaden was handed the chance to drive the famous BMW 635 CSi of Jim Richards for the December issue of Motor Sport (available in…

26th February 2018

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F1 Fantasy: top picks & predictions for the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix

18th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

Who will master the mysteries of the Shanghai circuit? What to watch for at 2024 Chinese GP

F1 returns to China this weekend with an updated sprint race format. Here’s what to watch out for, including driver market moves, a potential Mercedes resurgence and a slippery driving surface

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

Ted Toleman: How flamboyant F1 boss led his team to near victory

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

How 2024 F1 sprint races work: qualifying shootout, points and schedule

F1 sprint races are back in 2024 with a new calendar and a refreshed format. Here’s how sprint race weekends will work, including the points awarded, race length and the other changes in store

17th April 2024

By Motor Sport

From pandas to tube lines: F1 drivers’ helmet designs for 2024 Chinese GP

Three drivers will run custom helmet designs in celebration of China’s return to the F1 calendar — each more striking than the last

17th April 2024

By Cambridge Kisby

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