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Ferrari under Fiat
The death of Enzo Ferrari poses the question of what will happen to the Formula One Ferraris and Ferrari road…
October 1988
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Club News, October 1988
A "Eurofund" set up for the new Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, which is looking after the interests of…
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Success, success
McLaren International's domination of Formula One is unique. By the eleventh round of the series at Spa, it had already…
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Family fortunes
The Brabham family is currently enjoying its most successful racing season since 1966, when Sir Jack became the first and…
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Camel Trophy back to its roots
Celebrating its tenth anniversary, the Camel Trophy returns in 1989 to the Amazonian jungle, its place of origin. Teams from…
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Trackwise TVR
Blackpool sports-car manufacturer TVR has broadened its racing involvement to promote its latest model, on show for the first time…
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Alfa Romeo Procar unveiled
AIfa Romeo revealed its contender for the proposed Procar series at Monza just before the Grand Prix, and Riccardo Patrese…
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Yamaha follows Honda into F1
Japanese engineering is set to make further inroads on the European establishment in Grand Prix racing, with the announcement at…
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Donington GP!
Fifty years to the month after Donington ran its last racing car Grand Prix, the Historic Grand Prix Car Association…
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National F3000 series for 1989
Brands Hatch Leisure is to promote a British Formula 3000 Championship next year, both to bridge the gap between national…
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London - Brighton sponsor
This year's RAC London to Brighton run, which takes place on November 6, will be sponsored by a commercial organisation.…
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Formula One: 1988 Belgian GP
The best of everything Francorchamps, August 28 If there is a better driver than Ayrton . . . No, wait…
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Francorchamps Fripperies
Joke of the race happened on lap 3, when Arnoux and de Cesaris collided and the Ligier and the Rial…
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Letter to readers, October 1988
Vandalism? In recent months there have been letters in the columns of Motor Sport decrying the dismantling of a famous…
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Formula One: 1988 Italian GP
It had to happen... Monza, September 11 If you believe in the law of averages, the day had to come…
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Formula 3000
Red flags, black marks TS Eliot once contended that "April is the cruellest month". He was wrong. August is worse.…
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The mantle of mystique: Denis Jenkinson's tribute to Enzo Ferrari
Anyone who lives beyond man’s natural span of “three score years and 10” has to be respected, and to live…
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World Sportscar Championship: Nurburgring 1000kms
Sauber makes Jaguar wait The AEG Sauber-Mercedes driven by Jean-Louis Schlesser and Jochen Mass took an excellent victory at the…
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Cotton on....
One leg good, two legs bad The ADAC's decision to hold the Nurburg 1000km World Championship race in two heats,…
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European Touring car championship
The Armada repulsed! Silverstone played host to the 52nd running of the Tourist Trophy on September 4, which was also…
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