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Matters of moment, November 2014
Lewis Hamilton vs Nico Rosberg is great box office, offering Formula 1 a much-needed narrative at a time when it…
Lewis Hamilton vs Nico Rosberg is great box office, offering Formula 1 a much-needed narrative at a time when it…
Born close to London but based in Belgium, Adam Cooper isn’t quite as itinerant as Jonathan Williams, the unsung former…
A sense of perspective The Ferrari conundrum Farewell to a friend Back in 1964 three British drivers – Jim Clark,…
Twenty-three years on and Ferrari’s saviour Luca di Montezemolo has left the building, with more than a little urging by…
Racing folk are aware of his existence, but less sure about the precise role Piero Ferrari plays in the globally…
Belgium & Italy Rd 12 Spa-Francorchamps, Aug 24 2014 1 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull RB10 1hr 24min 36.556sec 2 Nico…
The electric age dawns Prost/Heidfeld shunt provides talking point in China | By Gary Watkins The new FIA Formula E…
Full power, brittle calendar... After knocking on the door for five years, Will Power (above) has at last won the…
Talented racing car designer Len Terry has died after a short illness, at the age of 90. Though involved with…
The founder of the world’s longest-established racing car-building firm died on August 31. He was 83. The Scotland-born, County Tyrone-raised…
Jonathan Williams A prolific F3 and F2 competitor during the 1960s, this Cairo-born Englishman has passed away aged 71. Although…
In Swedish, “björn” means “bear”. And in many ways that suited Björn Waldegård, whose physique – especially in his later…
Hidden Glory, The Story of the Crosslé Car Company Alan Tyndall Other volume racing car manufacturers have cultivated higher profiles…
“It was dangerous but great” Lately there has been much talk about safety in MotoGP. Even before Andrea Iannone’s Ducati…
F3 back at Goodwood 1-litre screamers to return in 2015 | by Paul Lawrence For the first time since it…
An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, August 1961 | by Michael Tee Introduced in 1953 the…
Merc targets the 911 AMG GT set for UK sales from April | by Andrew Frankel There will be a…
Fast and fruity, but not without flaws | by Andrew Frankel You might not have heard of Andy Palmer and,…
Meet the 180mph dog-carrier that’s blessed with many other fine features The market’s constant craving for more of everything has…
Swift and sophisticated, the best in breed has just got better There’s a smattering of smoke and mirrors surrounding this…
The Monaco GP used to be the definition of F1 glitz and glamour, but new headline events like Miami are stealing its thunder – can the famous street race justify its place on the calendar?
Should Mercedes choose Russell or Bottas? Will Red Bull keep Perez? Is Hamilton or Verstappen on the front foot? The Hungarian GP failed to answer any of these pressing questions, writes Chris Medland
As one who has loved both Formula 1 and the USA all his waking life, I’m delighted to see the two reunited in 2012. And the more I learn about…
Regular readers of the Racer website probably noticed that “Miller’s Mailbag” – the weekly column wherein longtime IndyCar scribe Robin Miller answers readers’ burning questions – has been missing for…