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Editorial, April 2001
There used to be a time when Ferrari couldn't hit a barn door from three paces. They were publicly loved,…
There used to be a time when Ferrari couldn't hit a barn door from three paces. They were publicly loved,…
Clubs battle to maintain dates at Silverstone The future of historic and vintage race meetings at Silverstone has been thrown…
Prince Bira's racing career will be one of the themes of the annual Louis Vuitton Classic to be held at…
A late Sunday afternoon, December 1996. The Great Room of London's Grosvenor House looks like a bomb's hit it as…
Full-face the facts Sir, I write to refute the remark made in the February 2001 issue, page 62, stating that…
It's a truism that marshals are the unsung heroes of motorsport. Motor racing simply wouldn't take place, at any level,…
Niki Lauda's return to the world of Formula One, with Jaguar, is fine news for anyone with an appreciation of…
After years of disappointment, it was ironic, says Paul Fearnley, that BRM's debut grand prix win came just as the…
Cosworth's DFV transformed Formula One, dominating the sport during the seventies and kick-starting the 'kit car' era. But BRM rarely…
Rain drumming on your helmet as you snuggle into your BRM. Check the belts are tight. Release the clutch and…
The small, slightly stooped, white-haired Frenchman has a distant look in his eyes, almost three decades later, but smiles at…
BRM meant British Racing Motors. But racing was only a part of their activities. The team was a small cog…
When 1976 passed with only one BRM grand prix entry, it seemed that the team from Bourne had reached its…
The burgeoning historic motorsport scene means that, in 2001, there will be ever more exciting cars at ever more varied…
Nuvolari, Rosemeyer, Surtees and Hailwood were bike stars who made seamless transitions to four wheels, from leaning to sliding. But…
That John Watson never won a grand prix for Brabham defies logic, for he was so close so many times.…
Bob Freeman is never entirely happy with any of his drawings; he says he never knows exactly what direction they…
While impecunious privateers in the '70s felt momocoques were flimsy and no rugged enough, this car proved them wrong, says…
The are some figures in motorsport whose importance has been unfairly ignored, ad Charles Jarrott is one such. Bill Boddy…
Such was the lack of understanding of suspension dynamics, this crude, bent piece of tube ruled the GP roost for…
Well, ring-a-ding-ding, two-strokes in Formula 1 by 2025 – if Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds’ recent intriguing suggestion is acted upon. More bangs for your suck from fewer moving parts…
Lewis Hamilton matches Jim Clark and Alain Prost with a controlled fifth British Grand Prix win On the surface it was a Lewis Hamilton show in front of his home crowd,…
Motor racing's major milestones from this week on the Archive and Database, featuring Ferrari's winner on debut and ABBA's racing driver drummer. November 21 1943: Jacques Laffite is born. In…
Forty years ago – a time when running a World Championship Grand Prix in Russia was only marginally more likely than running one in, say, Azerbaijan – Formula 1 staged…