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Champ Car convert gains ground
Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing has had a tough 2008. After winning four consecutive Champ Car titles, the team has struggled in making…
November 2008
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Lagonda’s latest guise
You may have heard already that Aston Martin is planning to relaunch Lagonda. It won’t simply be the name of…
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Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4
Forgive the self-indulgence but I’ve just notched up 20 years of driving and writing about cars, and nothing I’ve driven…
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Letters, November 2008
What would Jenks say? Sir, Since I was old enough to stand I have been a Ferrari fan and never…
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“We haven’t always seen eye to eye, have we?”
David Coulthard wasn’t pulling any punches when he met with our writer, but then the Scot has had to fight…
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A perfect period drama
The sun shone, the racing ran from dawn till dusk, and people dressed up and played their part. The 10th…
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Off–track at the revival
The Goodwood Revival may be best known for the racing on offer, but if you take a step back from…
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TAG Heuer Celebrates British Formula 1 Drivers
During the week leading up to the Goodwood Revival, a host of celebrities attended the TAG Heuer photo exhibition of…
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Best of three?
In 1955 the Jaguar D-type, Ferrari 750 Monza and Aston Martin DB3S all contested the Goodwood Nine Hours. But which…
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Smooth sailing, or troubled waters?
When Vijay Mallya docked at Valencia for the European GP, it provided an opportunity to find out how Formula 1’s…
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Gunnar Nilsson: a friend and a fighter
The world was a very different place back in 1978. In Great Britain the Labour Party, led by Jim Callaghan,…
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Lunch with... Johnny Herbert
Think of Johnny Herbert and you think of the ever-cheerful, cheeky little guy from Romford, whose irreverent humour and constant…
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Shadows on the sands
Casablanca – the sunlit scene of Britain’s first World Championship was darkened by tragic events By Nigel Roebuck Bernie Ecclestone…
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Fighting on the home front
Jimmy McRae never really carved out an international rally career – but he didn’t need to when the competition was…
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From stage fright to stage-struck
Motor Sport’s editor Damien Smith experiences the highs and lows of rallying after being persuaded to turn novice co-driver for…
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Sauber C9 fixed for Group C finale
Nearly two decades after it won the Wheatcroft Gold Cup in the hands of Jochen Mass and Jean-Louis Schlesser, the…
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In brief, November 2008
* Event organiser Fred Gallagher has pledged to continue building Tour Britannia in 2009 and is considering a route taking…
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Brit tour for rare Pantera
A rare De Tomaso Pantera has returned to competition in the UK in the hands of Robert Hartley after being…
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Louise Collins
Louise Collins, wife of the late Peter Collins, was a special guest at Shelsley Walsh for the hillclimb’s celebration of…
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Bo’ness hillclimb
Bo’ness hillclimb in central Scotland held its first event in 42 years during August. Once a staple of the British…
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