
Reviews, December 1992
Grand Prix Requiem, by Willam Court. Patrick Stephens, £20.00. This is rather an odd one! It is about how Grand Prix drivers died. Nigel Roebuck, asked to write the Foreword,…
Organisers expect a dozen 1984-87 F1 cars for demonstration runs
The organisers of the GPLive event at Donington Park in May are hoping to have a spread of F1 cars from the turbo era to take part in demonstration runs over the weekend of May 19/20.
“We’re aiming to get about a dozen cars from the 1984-87 era to run,” says event director Charles Challinger. “It will be a rare opportunity to see these cars in action.” Among the cars pledged is an ex-Senna Lotus-Renault 98T from 1986, shown above on pole position at the French GP.
In addition, a number of pre-wing 3-litre F1 cars are being assembled from the 1966-1968 era, and will either complete demonstration runs or race during GPLive, depending on the wishes of the owners.