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Anthony Peacock
Anthony Peacock Now running a motor spot media agency, Anthony contributes to newspapers and magazines here and abroad as well…
August 2011
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Rob Widdows
Rob Widdows For years Rob has trekked the tracks with either pen and notebook or camera and microphone. His broadcasting…
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Ed Foster
One major racing crash, one minor scooter off, one blown-up press car and a broken Lotus – its been a quiet…
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Mat Oxley
Mat Oxley Mat is described elsewhere as being "MotoGP's race track Roffweiler" for his incisive reporting of two-wheel action but…
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Todt's first blot in office
Todt's first blot in office What a month in motor sport. First, the centennial Indianapolis 500 offered a climax that…
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Profit swell makes racing hot property
Profit swell makes racing hot proper Since April rumours have been circulating that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation media empire and…
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Red Bull set to lose out in engine mapping ban
Red Bull set to lose out in engine mapping ban The FIA's clampdown on the use of engine mapping in…
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Lotus ace guides us round Silverstone
Lotus ace guides us round Silverstone Heikki Kovalainen is currently fighting to make it out of Q1 with Team Lotus,…
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Is Bernie toying with Todt?
Is Bernie toying with Todt? The Bahrain Grand Prix saga has left us questioning the balance of power between Jean…
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Ruling favours Team Lotus
Ruling favours Team Lotus Team Lotus came out on top when Justice Peter Smith issued his judgement on the fight…
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Delta Wing to race at Le Mans
Delta Wing to race at Le Mans The radical Delta Wing conceived as the nextgeneration Indycar will race at Le…
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World enduro title is back
World enduro title is back Long-distance sports car racing will have a World Championship next season for the first time…
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Toyota weighs up hybrid attack
Toyota weighs up hybrid attack Toyota has tested a hybrid-equipped LMP1 prototype built to 2011 rules as it evaluates a…
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Strong field for Mille Miglia
Strong field for Mille gli a The latest retro Mille Miglia was hailed a huge success after over 350 historic…
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'Spike' Winter
Spike' Winter A talented engineer whose brains Keith Duckworth was wont to pick, John 'Spike' Winter has died, aged 84.…
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Porsche pair rule Britannia
Porsche pair rule Britannia A superbly measured drive, blending good pace on track and in the stages, netted victory on…
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Pete Lovely
Pete Lovely A long-time fixture at Laguna Seca, having won the first race there in a Testa Rossa in 1957,…
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Moss ends racing career
Moss ends racing career Sir Stirling Moss has finally hung up his helmet after more than 60 years of motor…
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Famous E-type to star at show
Famous E-type to star at show The competitive debut of the restored Lindner/Nocker low-drag lightweight Jaguar E-type will be the…
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Le Mans 24 Hours
The 2011 Le Mans 24 Hours was one of the most exciting races at La Sarthe for many years. The…
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