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The month in Motor Sport
Sep 12: John Gray takes his second successive outright victory in the Brighton Speed Trials, reaching 181 mph in his…
November 1992
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Matters of moment, November 1992
Indelible evidence We applaud TOCA's decision to ask RAC stewards to make use of comprehensive TV footage to examine driving…
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Obituaries
Cyril Posthumus It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Cyril Posthumus, who passed away on…
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Highs and lows
Mansell finally took a record ninth win in a for Williams-Renault, but politics and Patrese's accident marred the victory No…
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Farewell to The Bear
The son of Clive Hulme, who had won a VC in Crete during World War 2, Denis Clive Hulme was…
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Behind the scenes
We all know that Nigel Mansell won the 1992 World Championship and some of us know that he drove a…
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Contractual chess
Are drivers being moved around in F1 like pieces on a chessboard? Back in the winter of 1967 Cooper and…
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Rough or smooth?
Dear Reader, Whenever I spend time in a non-Formula One paddock, be it a motorcycle, vintage car or modern meeting.…
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"Amateur teams hold the key"
If sports car racing is to survive, attitudes need to change. Six-times Le Mans winner Jacky Ickx thinks there's still…
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Forza Fiorio
Whilst World Championship devotees were busying themselves in Australia (see following pages), those concerned with the European series were getting…
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Preview: Lombard RAC Rally
Although it is the last qualifier of the 1992 World Rally Championship, both sections of which will have been settled…
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Auriol's six-pack
Not so long ago, Didier Auriol was known as the unluckiest driver in the World Rally Championship. During his days…
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FISA abandons the Sportscar Championship
Two lines in the FISA Bulletin published on October 7 sufficed to terminate a World Championship: "Due to the extremely…
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Winning at any cost?
The young kid in the works Formula Ford has been hyped up by his team, by the manufacturer of his…
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Transatlantic challenge
What can Nigel Mansell expect on the Indycar circuit? One of the more pleasant aspects of the Portuguese GP weekend…
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Opposites attract
Britain is almost as rich in one-make sports car series as it is in monotype saloon categories. Here, we try…
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Formula fraud?
Silverstone, Northants. It's late July and the second biggest crowd of the UK season has come to bask in the…
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Civil service
It seems that BMW can do little wrong in the public eye at present. True, the 7-series is suffering from…
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Trident missile
The distinctive TOY 123 registration makes it tempting to dismiss the riotously overblown style of the Maserati Shamal as a…
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Back to the future
The modern safety crusade by automotive manufacturers hasn't entirely led to reduced accident statistics. A survey in Germany, a couple…
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