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Dodging Rubber Bullets
The best form of crisis management is to avoid a crisis in the first place. Make no mistake, that is…
July 1996
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Man or Machine?
Oliver Holt, Grand Prix correspondent of The Times, examines the psyche of the double world champion Just when there was…
Page 18
Field of Dreams
Ligier's shock victory in Monaco dispelled a number of myths about the world's most famous Grand Prix. By Mark Skews…
Page 24
Must The Show Go On?
If the rain won't stop, should the racing? Mark Skewis considers the controversial issue highlighted by the Spanish GP Two…
Page 30
Second Opinion
Runner-up in his home race, as he is in the Championship, Jacques Villeneuve has nevertheless struggled to live up to…
Page 34
The Magnificent Five
With the Silly Season upon us, the five Brits in F1 face an anxious wait as team managers consider who's…
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Like Clockwork
Michael Cotton was at Le Mans to see Porsche's new, no-compromise GT racer edged out by a car which the…
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Safety First
Kelvin Burt's monster shunt at Oulton Park was a shock to the system. Paul Fearnley talks to Peter Riches, the…
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Medically Speaking
Doctor Paul Trafford is an intensive care and anaesthetic specialist based at Arrowe Park on the Wirral. He also frequents…
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The Clash
After the simultaneous running of Indianapolis 500 and the new US 500, David Phillips contemplates the implications for American motor…
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Taming the Acropolis
David Williams witnessed a dazzling drive from Colin McRae on an Acropolis that was as tame as it seemed A…
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Victory Vee
What the Esprit had always lacked, according to many were cylinders. Now that it's got a few more Mark Hughes…
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Power compact
With Lotus' uncertain future, it could not have justified the development of the new V8 engine if it were to…
Page 72
Bright Sparks
Alfa Romeo 145 Cloverleaf/146Ti Whenever Alfa Romeo adds the Cloverleaf designation to the name of a car, its time to…
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Weight watcher
There seems to be some fuss in seems to be some fuss in Super Touring circles over the weight penalties…
Page 73
40 Years On
Sir, In the 1956 Le Mans race there was a privately entered Jaguar XK140, driven by Peter Bolton and Bob…
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Lenham lives
Sir, We read with great interest last month's article about our Group 6 car. the Lenhar-n GT. The article rather…
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Brooklands Action Day
Market Engineering Ltd would like to make it clear that the press material referred to in last month's Things They…
Page 73
Early Allards
Sir, As a founder committee member of the Allard Owners Club, I found it great news to hear of Allard…
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The appliance of non-science
Sir, Oh dear, oh dear. What is all the commotion in the United States between the Indy Car World Series…
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