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The month in MOTOR SPORT
JUNE 22: Gerhard Berger signs an extension of his Ferrari contract, ensuring his place in the team for 1995. 22:…
August 1994
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Obituaries
Carlo Chiti One of the more colourful figures in the F1 design world in the '60s, Carlo Chiti succumbed to…
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1994 French Grand Prix race report - two into three won't go
Damon Hill and prodigal Nigel Mansell dominated qualifying for Williams, but come the race smart tactics made it business as…
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1994 British Grand Prix race report - A family affair
Damon Hill did what father Graham never achieved when he won the British Grand Prix, and he did it in…
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Glorious Goodwood
Take a stately home, a dedicated team and add the finest seledion of historic racing cars ever assembled, and you…
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Enzo Ferrari's right-hand woman
Enzo Ferrari has always been regarded as an institution in Italy. In fact, someone once suggested that first comes the…
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Junior showtime
Al Unser Jnr's arrival at Penske has been nothing short of startling. But are some of the other teams perhaps…
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Pimms, soufflés and custard pies
Nissan's top brass was unimpressed. Its guests had been fed and watered at not inconsiderable expense, before gathering at the…
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Going for the gold
On Sunday March 27 Rosco McGlashan sped across the Salt Flats of Lake Gairdner in the remote outback of South…
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"Invader is rolling"
Short, powerfully built, laconic, 43 year-old McGlashan has been drag racing since he was a teenager. "When I was .…
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Rally review, August 1994
Seconds out. . . Rallying doesn't come much closer than this. Argentina witnessed an epic battle between the WRC's top…
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Small, but perfectly formed
Take something the size of a skateboard. Add a 220 bhp Cosworth engine. Crackpot idea, or well-balanced sports car? Westfield.…
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Old dog, new tricks
Time for a few honesty pills. When I first drove the Vauxhall Cavalier V6, I didn't much like it. The…
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Softly, softly
Since its introduction in March 1990, not a great deal has happened to the Mazda MX-5, buoyant sales apart (6000…
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Spartan missile
The Peugeot 106 Rallye's steering is a touch ponderous at low speeds. And I don't like red seatbelts. Also, the…
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Flexible friend
It's hard to relate 1990s Peugeot with the company that used to turn out angular creations in the 204/304 mould.…
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Exotic fruits
After last year's inaugural Festival of Speed, the Earl of March had said that the event would only be repeated…
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Remarkable..!
Looking at TV coverage of the Trooping of the Colour, I was very surprised, if a little gratified, to hear…
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Cars in books, August 1994
Readers are determined not to let this fairly frequent feature die, for which I thank them. For instance, David Filsell…
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VSCC Diamond Jubilee
Shelsey Walsh The VSCC's Diamond Jubilee was celebrated in great style and dignity during the week of July 2-8. It…
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