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Matters of moment, June 2015
'Greatest show on earth’, we proclaim on the cover. I’ll admit to a little hyperbole, but judging by the mood…
June 2015
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Reflections with Nigel Roebuck
Rosberg’s dilemma, Alberto Ascari, shifting attitudes You will not, God knows, need to be reminded that the General Election is…
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F1 frontline with Mark Hughes
Some years ago I wrote a column outlining the case against wind tunnel use in F1, pointing out the horrendous…
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How Ferrari recovered its old energy
Now in his second spell at Ferrari, Englishman James Allison is a key cog in the team’s bid to get…
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Grand Prix Notebook
Malaysia, China & Bahrain Rd 2 Sepang, March 29 2015 1 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari SF15-T 1hr 41min 05.793sec 2 Lewis…
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FIA ponders F2 options
Will reborn category eschew the one-make norm? | By Gary Watkins Could the new Formula 2, devised to be the…
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Jim Hall's Chapparal memories
Fifty years ago Jim Hall and his Chaparral team dominated American road racing. Hall and partner Hap Sharp won the…
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Oliver Jarvis
So far, everybody’s winning! It’s great to have got my first full FIA World Endurance Championship season under way! By…
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Book reviews, June 2015, June 2015
Where The Writer Meets The Road A collection of articles, broadcast intros and profiles Sam Posey There aren’t so many…
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Over taking adversity
Advertising feature Ignoring life-changing injuries, a crew of ex-Paratroopers is at the core of a new team tackling the BTCC…
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Remembering Lawrence of Arabia
The world’s greatest motorcyclist died 80 years ago this month. He wasn’t a racer; he was, in the words of…
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Historic racing news
Review sparks rally fears New ruling likely to keep classics from forest stages | by Paul Lawrence The future of…
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Citroën SM
Dream garage For sale @ Lap63 Bicester Heritage, Oxfordshire. Tel: 020 8202 8011 www.lap63.co.uk Brave. Innovative. Controversial. Not words you…
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Road car news
McLaren breaks cover 205mph Sport Series tipped to boost sales | by Andrew Frankel McLaren has unveiled its most important…
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Ferrari California T
It’s turbocharged rather than traditional, but the news isn’t all bad | by Andrew Frankel Even before it was chosen…
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Smart ForTwo & ForFour
Uprated runabout that drips with urban charm… at a price It doesn’t matter whether it is a Land Rover Defender…
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Land Rover Discovery Sport
Solid start in a brave new world, but hang on a minute… Even though it remains a minnow compared to…
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Audi TT S
Pleasing to behold, but not yet a match for the Golf R Thousand horsepower hypercars aside, the best car I…
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Letters, June 2015
Non-viewing figure I did not bother to watch the first few Grands Prix on television. I could just be getting…
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Precision, June 2015
Keeping an eye on the time: new releases in the watch world By Richard Holt Omega If man was going…
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