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The Editor: How F1 outthought the virus
So Formula 1, as we subtly put it on our cover, is back. After the fiasco in Australia at the…
September 2020
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Staff list/Details Matter, September 2020
IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE,…
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Lewis makes a point, as Alonso returns
Perhaps the most unpredictable season in Formula 1 history finally burst into life with two blockbuster races in Austria, which…
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Which grand prix did you vote as the greatest?
The identity of the greatest grand prix ever held may be the subject of enduring, contentious and inscrutable debate, but…
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Salon Privé paves the way with virtual judging
Amidst the raft of cancelled and postponed events due to COVID-19, Salon Privé is pressing on with plans to run…
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Aintree marks historic Moss win
Sixty-five years later to the day, on July 16, Aintree motor circuit celebrated the historic 1955 British Grand Prix victory…
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Airspeeder begins search for elite pilots
The new Airspeeder air racing category is on track to host its first event in 2021, having begun a search…
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Future BTCC Hybrid breaks cover at Snetterton
The future of tin-top racing emerged at Snetterton in July, when the new hybrid British Touring Car Championship powertrain ran…
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Mark Hughes: Why Alonso is headed back to Renault
Renault is preparing for the Third Coming, as Fernando Alonso returns to F1 next year with the Enstone team for…
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Mat Oxley: Ducati's historic engines
Ducati’s v-twins are 50 years old in 2020. Few other motorcycles have created such a stir on road and track…
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Doug Nye: F1's silly seasons
How nice it was to see Formula 1 racing revived in July at what I still always think of as…
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Andrew Frankel: Back on the road
Like many of you, I am back on the road, and how good it feels. But it also feels as…
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F1 report: Welcome to the new normal
For the first time in F1’s history, it hosted two consecutive grands prix at the same circuit. The Austrian and…
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F1 report: Word on the beat
● The gearbox sensor issue that had both Mercedes on the verge of retirement throughout the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix…
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Allan McNish: The quick-fire finish looms
Racing teams need targets, and Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler is no exception. These can be as simple as just knowing…
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Ferrari SF90 review: the new heavyweight
There is so much I could tell you about this car that I could dedicate the rest of this article…
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2020 Porsche Cayenne GTS review: All at sixes and eights
Just as Porsche listened to those who said four cylinders was simply not enough for GTS versions of the Cayman…
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2020 Volkswagen Golf Mk8 review: No longer a match?
A new Volkswagen Golf, like a new Porsche 911, is always intriguing. History tells you that though the new car…
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Books special: Summer Escapes
Meeting the champion we never knew Jochen Rindt was quite a divisive figure before he became a leading light in…
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Products: Off-Road Buzz
Husqvarna Automower Strange brand, Husqvarna. On one hand, it’s a producer of class-leading cross-country racing motorcycles, with a hugely successful…
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