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Matters of moment, July 2016
Just how significant was the Spanish Grand Prix of May 15 2016 in the history of Formula 1? Beyond the…
July 2016
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Reflections
Fourteen seconds in, Nico Rosberg was having the Spanish Grand Prix he wanted, having overtaken an unexpectedly tentative Lewis Hamilton…
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F1 frontline
The Nico Rosberg/Lewis Hamilton accident in Barcelona was exceeded in news terms only by the identity of the resultant race…
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Alonso: “Karting is pure driving. We don’t get that in F1 any more”
It’s been a little sad watching one of F1’s truly great drivers making up the numbers in an uncompetitive McLaren-Honda…
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Grand Prix notebook
Behind closed doors in Fuschi-am-See (Austria) and Milton Keynes late last year, it had already been talked about: promoting Max…
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Word on the beat
Even though the 2017 chassis regs have been voted through together with the 2017-18 engine rules, drivers are still far…
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Trackside view
Catalunya, turn 7 The dust has only just settled from the Verstappen/Kvyat swap as they take to a scorching track…
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The youth of today
Nino Farina was 43 when he won the first world championship Grand Prix, at Silverstone in 1950. It would take…
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And the winners are…
Your votes are in, we’ve counted them and the winners have been announced. Motor Sport Magazine’s annual Hall of Fame…
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International news
Who will win the Le Mans 24 Hrs? Porsche, Audi & Toyota set for close fight in endurance showpiece |…
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Obituaries
Eddie Keizan Prominent South African racer Eddie Keizan died on May 21, aged 71. Born in Johannesburg, he drove sports…
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Gordon Kirby
Penske joins downforce debate In April Roger Penske told me he hopes IndyCar can follow NASCAR’s lead not only in…
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Darren Turner
Looking forward to Le Mans On the back of an encouraging first race of the WEC season at Silverstone,…
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Mat Oxley
Hutchy’s pain, torture and glory In June 2010 Ian Hutchinson did what no one had managed to do in more…
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Historic racing news
Tip-top tin-tops at Classic Silverstone saloons set to take centre stage | By Paul Lawrence More than 200 racing saloon cars…
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Book reviews, July 2016, July 2016
27: Patrick Tambay – The Ferrari Years Massimo Burbi with Patrick Tambay There are solid commercial reasons for focusing on…
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Dream garage – Ferrari Dino 246GT
In 2018 Ferrari will broadens its range with an ‘affordable’ smaller supercar. But the new car will revive a concept…
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Road car news
Alfa’s moment of truth Company’s future hinges on success of new Giulia | by Andrew Frankel Alfa Romeo boss Harald…
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Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio
Crucial car with the potential to win buyers away from Germany | by Andrew Frankel I have recently driven two…
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Porsche 718 Boxster
Cheaper – and better – than the S version we tested last month History has an often strange way of…
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