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The power of one
The already much-missed Peter Gethin scored a singleton Grand Prix victory. But what a win it was. On the final lap of the 1971 Italian GP at Monza, in only…
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The year that Vettel blew everyone away
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Stepping into the editor’s shoes…
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The power of one
The already much-missed Peter Gethin scored a singleton Grand Prix victory. But what a win it was. On the final lap of the 1971 Italian GP at Monza, in only…
F1
The search for Rubinho’s heir
It will be sad if we have seen the last of Rubens Barrichello in Formula 1. For the category’s most experienced competitor is also its most engaging. Unashamedly emotional, his…
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Is Kimi right to come back to F1?
It’s finally been confirmed. Kimi Räikkönen will be returning to the Formula 1 grid in 2012. The Finn – who has spent two years competing in the World Rally Championship…
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The year that Vettel blew everyone away
In a few weeks we’ll be recording our season review podcast with Nigel Roebuck, Damien Smith and Rob Widdows. We did the same last year in our local, the Chelsea…
Opinion
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Lewis and Jenson on on the Brazilian Grand Prix
Step Inside the Circuit has uploaded a new video on Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button. The McLaren drivers are speaking about the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend and give some…
F1
Twists in an American F1 tale
Austin, Texas, my American friends tell me, is a pleasing town very different in character from such as Dallas or Houston, and ever since plans were announced for a new…
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Sir Jackie Stewart at the helm
Of all the months we should ask Sir Jackie Stewart to be guest editor, it was fitting that it was this one. Three World Championships and nearly a one-in-three win…
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Button and Hamilton on the Indian Grand Prix
Ahead of this weekend’s Indian Grand Prix Vodafone sat Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button down to talk about the race. The two Mclaren drivers also discuss the Korean Grand Prix…
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Stepping into the editor’s shoes…
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Mark Hughes: The new Jim Clark? Antonelli’s Monza win was one of the greatest F1 has seen
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John Watson: ‘It takes a racer to win from the back. Kimi is outstanding’
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‘Devastating’ Monza was really just a reality check for Ferrari
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