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Tag Heuer Formula 1 x Senna watch: Triple whammy
It might be approaching 28 years since three-time F1 world champion Ayrton Senna died while leading the pack in his…
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Mike Spence biography review: A gentleman on and off the track
This is the second time Richard Jenkins has struck a hitherto neglected subject, the driver who oddly hasn’t had a…
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Not just furry dice book review: Accessories all areas
Should Netflix or Amazon ever consider putting together a Mad Men-type series about the exploits if the car industry in…
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Dario Franchitti: The Motor Sport Interview
Dario Franchitti MBE (for services to motor racing) is an American idol whose heart remains firmly in his native Scotland…
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Richard Attwood on Peter Arundell: My Greatest Rival
In long-distance sports car racing you don’t really have great rivals, because it’s teamwork, so I’m going back to 1963…
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Flashback: Henri Toivonen, Monte Carlo coach driver
I had no hesitation in accepting an invitation from GM-Opel in January 1983 to visit the Alps and watch preparations…
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Letters, February 2022
I am very glad that controversy now rages over F1 racing in countries with a record of human rights abuses.…
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F1 2021 season review: Down to the wire
Forget for a moment, if you can, the way the outcome of the Abu Dhabi finale – and therefore of…
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2021's top 10 F1 drivers rated
1. Max Verstappen 9.998 Stunning combination of speed and racecraft, totally fearless, incredible tenacity and ability to comeback from…
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F1’s moment of shame at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
In the end Mercedes withdrew its appeal contesting the result of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but what happened there…
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2021 electric racing season review
If anything, 2021 was the year of electric announcements. Every car manufacturer, from Fiat to Ferrari, has committed to producing…
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2021 MotoGP season review
Hopes that the global vaccine roll out would allow a return to a normal championship, spread across five continents, were…
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2021 WRC season review
Ask most devotees of rallying which is their favourite event, and you’ll usually get one answer: Finland, the spiritual home…
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2021 national racing season review
When you reach a certain age it is traditional to carry two pairs of spectacles, one for reading and the…
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2021 sports cars season review
Another season, and another Toyota double at the Le Mans 24 Hours and in the World Endurance Championship. Yet a…
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2021 US racing season review
The biggest surprise in American motor sports this past year was the monster turnout for the US Grand Prix in…
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Mission Possible: Porsche's phenomenal electric concept car
The future of Porsche in motor sport is something to behold. It has its Formula E programme and its works…
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Romain Grosjean's great escape
Romain Grosjean is a happy man. He’s alive for a start. A year on from that terrifying crash in Bahrain…
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Frank Williams' fighting spirit
Back in the day, when life was in Technicolor and major companies were queueing to sponsor Formula 1 teams, Jackie…
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Jump start for WRC's hybrid Rally1 cars
Not since Audi asked if anybody minded four-wheel drive and turbocharging being used on the stages has such significant change…
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