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Matters of Moment, November 2012
Matters of Moment taste for rallying clearly remains despite his accident, and certainly the World Rally Championship would welcome him…
November 2012
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Professor Sid Watkins 1928-2012
The man who did more for modern motor racing than any other has left us. Professor Sid Watkins died at…
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Zanardi sets new target the Indy 500
Double Indycar champion, Formula 1 racer and now a Paralympic medal-winner – two golds and a silver: is there anything…
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Has the lesson been learned?
The one-race suspension handed to Romain Grosjean after the Belgian GP has put a renewed focus on driver discipline at…
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Turbo power struggle looms
The 2012 season is far from over and yet attention is already turning to 2014 and the return of the…
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Porsche date for Vic and Attwood
More than 40 Porsche 911 Carrera RS and RSRs assembled at Hedingham Castle in Essex in September to celebrate the…
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The cockpit safety debate
Fernando Alonso’s escape in the first-corner accident at the Belgian GP provided a reminder that, despite all the safety improvements…
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Brooklands in autumn
Brooklands will reverberate to the sound of modern race engines on Sunday October 14 during the second Autumn Motorsport Festival…
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Hyundai back on stage
Hyundai will return to the World Rally Championship in 2014, it will reveal at the Paris Motorshow at the end…
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French GP custody battle
The Magny-Cours and Paul Ricard circuits are both bidding to revive the French Grand Prix in 2013. They have each…
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F5000s to rise from the ashes
Despite being badly damaged in a catastrophic workshop fire, two significant Formula 5000s – the ex-Peter Gethin Chevron B24 and…
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Palmer's new junior formula
A new entry-level single-seater series has been launched for 2013 by Jonathan Palmer’s Motor Sport Vision group and the British…
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No more them and US
American sports car racing will be unified for the first time since 1997 when the American Le Mans Series and…
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Small grids hit historic F1
The future of the FIA Historic Formula One Championship has come under the spotlight after series organisers were forced to…
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Hall of Fame 2013
The Motor Sport magazine Hall of Fame will step up a gear in 2013. The annual event, which honours the…
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Calendar taking shape
Several significant dates for the 2013 historic motor sport season have been confirmed, including Race Retro, which will celebrate its…
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New hope for Peugeot
Not wishing to be outdone by outsiders on home turf, Peugeot is preparing a plethora of products for the Paris…
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VW's future rests on global platform
The Internet has changed many things in the world of cars, but few more than the attitude of car makers…
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Land Rover: how to lose and gain pounds in one go
On the eve of the Paris Motorshow (Sept 29-Oct 14), the new Range Rover has been grabbing most of the…
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Investment booms in UK
If we’re still in recession, it appears no one’s told the UK’s car makers who produced 120,000 cars in July…
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