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All of the greatest hits
All 33 world champions are celebrated in this retelling of Formula 1 history, from the inaugural season in 1950 right…
April 2020
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Product of the month: From the race track to the living room
You may never have heard of Dead Buni, but there’s a decent chance you will have heard of its founder…
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Back with a wheelbang
The British Touring Car Championship will be back in action for the start of its 2020 season. This year, the…
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Racing Lives: Justin and Derek Bell
The Andrettis, Mansells and Brundles have raced at the Le Mans 24 Hours, but so have the Bells in father…
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Lunch with: Hugh Chamberlain
To the wider world, he is almost completely unknown. Within motor racing, he is a hardened perennial, friendly but forthright,…
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Letters
It was nice to read January’s article recalling Stan Barrett and his courageous rides in the Budweiser rocket-powered tricycle 40…
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Ford GT40: The spirit of Le Mans
It seems strange that the latest Ford GT and the first Ford GT40 are separated by over half a century.…
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2020: A classic season
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Historic electric racing... Why not?
You go through the door marked ‘Ladies’ when you visit the Historic Sports Car Club. Whatever you do, don’t walk…
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GET SET... GO! 2020’s BEST EVENTS
For some time now the historic calendar has been bursting at the seams. While congestion can create logistical headaches for…
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Round the world in 80 days
From London to Casablanca, Boston to Vancouver and finally Vladivostok back to London. A British-based classic car rally firm has…
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As seen on TV
Hats off to Goodwood. Just when you think they’ve done it all, the team at the Sussex circuit come up…
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Days to remember
Owning the right car can open doors to competing at some of the world’s greatest events, and bring about the…
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Blazing saddles
Cruising behind a safety car at Donington Park, smoke began to fill the cockpit of a £340,000 Shelby Cobra as…
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A spectacular last hurrah
The 2020 generation of Formula 1 cars are likely to be the fastest the championship has ever seen – or…
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Stranger Things
We are in the presence of TV royalty. Guenther Steiner is taking time away from a valuable day in his…
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Dick Seaman: England’s tainted hero
At the end of a bright spring day at Monza, the timing sheets told the story. For Alfred Neubauer, studying…
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The lost gamble
It’s hard to imagine a comparable situation in the modern era. Were it to arise, the most likely outcome would…
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Reliant’s Orange Wedge
Reliant Motors is known as the producer of the utilitarian three-wheeled Robin – but its true masterpiece was arguably the…
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The mobster’s motor
Anyone who has become involved in motor racing will know that it’s a great way to get rid of a…
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