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Editorial, April 2002
Like most British Motorsport fans, I was flying on anticipation. I tuned into the novel televised start-cum-stage in Nottingham's Wollaton…
Like most British Motorsport fans, I was flying on anticipation. I tuned into the novel televised start-cum-stage in Nottingham's Wollaton…
Early 3-litre Grand Prix cars will be the star attractions of the new-look Oulton Park Gold Cup meeting at the…
Sir Stirling Moss will return to Shelsley Walsh for the first time in over 50 years this summer, when he…
British rallying lost one of its big stars in February when Tony Pond lost his fight with cancer. He was…
The British Historic Racing fraternity was shocked to learn of the death of Spencer Flack in late February. The prodigious…
This former Aston Martin sports-car driver died in February, aged 88. Although better known for his test and development skills,…
The VSCC's annual spring start race meeting is to be a two-day event, following confirmation of a joint venture between…
Williams Grand Prix engineering has opened a brand-new museum and conference centre at its Grove headquarters to mark 25 years…
Sebring celebrated 50 years of its famous 12-hour sports-car race in mid-March, with many former winning cars and drivers on…
Indycar champions Bobby(Porsche-E 904/61 and Danny Sullivan (Porsche Carrera RS) will head a magnificent 200-strong entry for 61st running of…
Sir, It was with great sorrow that my wife and I read of Tony Pond's death. In 1981, with co-driver…
Sir, I noticed with interest the reference to Graham Hill's Indianapolis victory and the story surrounding it, which I am…
Sir, Your feature on the 1982 Formula One season was very enjoyable and brought back a flood of wonderful memories.…
Sir, Nigel Roebuck's Legends article on Achille Varzi and his rivalry with Nuvolari stirred many memories. In 1944, I was…
Sir, Just a point of clarification in the auto racing history magazine of record. When Parnelli Jones won the Mission…
Sir, I was thrilled to read Gary Watkins' fine article on Watkins Glen, and to see the photograph of the…
Sir, In 1966, I was a 15-year-old schoolboy who hitchhiked or cycled to race meetings in the south-east of England.…
Sir, The article by Bill Boddy covering Jenks' time with OVX 355D, the Ford GT40, brought back many happy recollections.…
Sir, With reference to Bill Boddy's recent GT40 article, the car registered OVX355D (ch1013) was never raced; it was a…
Sir, Having read John Davenport's story on the Rally of Portugal, I wish to congratulate him for not blaming crowd…
Sixty two years ago, Craig Breedlove became the first man to break the 400mph speed barrier. But just two years later, he would go 200mph faster. Andrew Frankel explores how
Where it’s been Toro Rosso’s progress under the technical directorship of James Key was brought up short last year by the late confirmation of what power unit the STR11 would…
Aston Martin is currently rooted to the back of the F1 grid. Now, more than ever, it needs Sebastian Vettel to guide (and drive) it to strong results but there's no sign the four-time champion can play that role, says Chris Medland
New Hall of Fame member Derek Bell will be helping the podcast team and Gary Watkins decide who should be on the list to join him in 2017. The five-time…