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Matters of moment, November 2015
But the back at Thruxton no one could touch Justin,” says the familiar voice on the end of the phone…
November 2015
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Reflections with Nigel Roebuck
The pace of change For all motor sport’s giant leaps since the pioneering days of the 1890s, the brakes have…
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F1 frontline with Mark Hughes
Singapore swing Formula 1 had a slightly different look around the streets of Marina Bay. The Mercedes drivers were peculiarly…
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Obituary
Justin Wilson 1978-2015 Some drivers’ career statistics will forever sell them short, and Justin Wilson is one such. There was…
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Gordon Kirby
The quest for greater protection In the immediate aftermath of Justin Wilson’s sad passing, it was inevitable that talk would…
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Obituaries
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu Edward John-Scott-Montagu, who has died aged 88, was a pioneer of the open-door stately home movement,…
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Oliver Jarvis
On the podium at last, but priorities must now change Loïc Duval, Lucas di Grassi and I headed to the…
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Mat Oxley
Two plus four equals drama Two-stroke engines are banned from motorcycle Grand Prix racing. It’s an industry thing: when Japanese…
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Historic racing
Brighton back on track Carter sets FTD in popular seaside sprint | By Paul Lawrence More than 200 competitors tackled…
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Reviews, November 2015
Mark Webber Aussie Grit: My Formula One Journey The world is littered with sports biographies that are either a) published…
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Dream garage
Ferrari Daytona Tell your friends you’ve bought a Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Berlinetta and they’ll look at you blankly. Say “Daytona”…
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Road Cars
Mission accomplished Porsche springs surprise on show rivals | by Andrew Frankel It was a fine effort. Jaguar, as it…
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Road cars
VW crisis: where will it end? Emissions scandal runs deep for whole car industry | by Andrew Frankel The Volkswagen…
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Ford Mustang
It has taken more than 50 years, but finally you can buy an official factory import | by Andrew Frankel…
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Ariel Nomad
Demand soars for slower sibling The problem with offering people what they want is that they already know they want…
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Honda Civic Type R
Fun to drive, but stripped of a little soul I really wanted to like the new Honda Civic Type R.…
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Mercedes-Benz G350 CDI
Boldly going where few have gone before It is expected in this business that any member of car company staff…
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Letters, November 2015
Howden saved my career It was a thrill to read Doug Nye’s recent words on Howden Ganley’s book. After coming…
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Forever blue
Guy Ligier 1930-2015 There was a certain patriotic elegance about the cars he drove, likewise those that bore his name.…
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Damon Hill on dad Graham: 'Had he not died I doubt I would have become a racing driver'
Forty years ago the lives of six families were devastated as Graham Hill’s Piper Aztec crashed on a foggy Hertfordshire…
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