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Matters of moment, December 1988
Old cars: use and abuse The Veteran to Classic car scene has expanded enormously over the years, and now represents…
Old cars: use and abuse The Veteran to Classic car scene has expanded enormously over the years, and now represents…
The organisers of the modern-day Mille Miglia are now promoting a Winter Marathon regularity rally for tourers with a competition…
Only Citroen could have done it — keep the 2CV in production for 40 years and mark this with an…
Sullivan claims CART Title for Penske Danny Sullivan is the new CART/Indycar Champion. Driving in an Ilmor Chevrolet-engined Penske PC17,…
Prequalifying for 1989 Grands Prix With a handful of extra teams hoping to compete in Grand Prix racing next year,…
Lamborghini engines will appear in two racing formulae next year. The Larrousse-Calmels Lola team will race with the new 48-valve…
The 1989 Detroit Grand Prix will be a round not of the Formula One World Championship but of its American…
Lotus' decision to re-sign Satoru Nakajima for 1989 seems to have ended Martin Brundle's hopes of getting back into Formula…
The Wolf at the Door In the end, the slope on Suzuka's grid worked against Alain Prost, not just once,…
The end of an era Adelaide, November 13 On the face of it, it was all just another crushing McLaren-Honda…
Engines a la mode Like the shape of our shoes and the cut of our clothes, engine design is subject…
The All-Italian Job Michael Caine and Co will no doubt forgive us the comment that The Italian Job was a…
The Paris Register During October 10-12, FISA held its annual general meeting in Paris. Formerly called the Annual Plenary Conference,…
Pastures new! When Alan Docking's team decided to compete in the British Touring Car Championship in 1987 it set itself…
A bang and a whimper The European Formula 3000 Championship concluded with both a bang and a whimper. The bang…
Breaking the rules Improve on one of the most perfect shapes from one of the greatest automotive designers; that was…
Little red roadster Carefully leaked in 1986, and officially announced at Frankfurt last year, BMW's little Z1 roadster is now…
Colossus of roads In the years of opulence before the First World War, reputations were being forged in America's luxury…
Down from the hills Nobody who has attended Classic Trials in the past couple of seasons can have failed to…
Brighton express In spite of its enormous popularity, the RAC London-Brighton run event get far less reportage than it once…
Sponsored by RSR It’s not a road trip along the Southern coast of Spain. And it’s not a track day either: a four day, two-circuit event will bring both together…
Nobody’s going to confuse Betim Berisha with Roger Penske. But this past weekend, as a privateer, he undertook the Penske-size task of entering three cars in three classes at the…
The pressure was already on Daniel Ricciardo to prove his pace, even before he broke his hand at Zandvoort. But as the remaining races fast run down, he can ill-afford to rush his recovery and return at less than 100%, says Chris Medland
He tore along dirt trails and snaking roads, inches from treacherous drops; through rain, hail and, eventually, the blazing Corsican sun. Eventually, Bernard Béguin emerged victorious. In 1987, Béguin conquered…