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The month in Motor Sport
August 17: Rene Dreyfus, one of the last survivors from motor racing's Golden Age, passes away in his adopted New…
October 1993
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Crime and punishment
Increasingly, it seems that there is need for a formally structured disciplinary code in motor racing, where the participants, whether…
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Sir David Brown
The former chairman of Aston Martin Lagonda, Sir David Brown, passed away at his adopted Monaco home on September 3.…
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Rene Dreyfus
One of the last great names of the Golden Era of motor racing, Rene Dreyfus, passed away on August 17…
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Free admission to Silverstone, if...
To celebrate the 45th anniversary of the first RAC British Grand Prix at the circuit, Silverstone has organised several special…
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The GP Mechanics Charitable Trust
Jackie Stewart is in full flow, warming to his theme. The thrice world champion has always been known as an…
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Roger McCluskey
We regret to report the death recently of Roger McCluskey, one of America's most versatile drivers from the 1960s until…
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Double top
Damon Hill makes it two in a row at Spa. This time, his major rivals stayed around to keep him…
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Tit for tat
After Barcelona and Silverstone, it was Prost's turn to lose through engine failure at Monza as Hill scored his hat-trick…
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Jabby Crombac: 455 grands prix - not out
Age, experience and undimmed enthusiasm have endowed him with a deep perspective of the sport and its proponents that, while…
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François Cevert, F1's laughing cavalier
Death fully defines a man. Potential for things not yet done no longer exists." Someone said this in a book…
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Cheap freeze?
Lola's Nick Langley was looking forward to going to Spa. The company's Formula 3000 project manager has had a rum…
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Finntasia
When Mikko Helander, then manager of Finland's Teboil Team which existed to help promising private drivers, told me after an…
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States school
And so the Nigel Mansell express was derailed at Mid-Ohio. Like Alain Prost, Mansell started the weekend of September 12…
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Feats of endurance
Sports car racing? What on earth's happened to it?" The question has been asked a thousand times in the past…
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Small is beautiful
Caling all exhibitionists!" "Action stations - action stations!" Our two uniformed secret agents slide down the pole, leap into the…
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Take five
Volvo's five-cylinder 850 was always noted for its smoothness. By adding a turbo, the Swedes have endowed it with scintillating…
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Mild breeze
Upon opening the traditional envelope full of literature which accompanies any Vauxhall test car, I was forced to take a…
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A long haul
After a forced lay-off, GC returns to his favourite sport facing new challenges It sounds a simple undertaking: co-drive on…
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Longcross historic stages
Anthony got one in his sights I settled down to admire the high-speed pulling power of the torquey narrow-angle 2.5-litre…
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