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'His Chevron B25 suffered a puncture sending him crashing into the guardrail': The Editor
Later this month at a small ceremony in Bourne, Lincs, the home of BRM, a memorial to Jo Siffert will…
October 2022
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The Ferrari SP3 Daytona. Details matter
IN THE SPIRIT OF BOD AND JENKS Editorial +44 (0) 20 7349 8484 [email protected] 18-20 Rosemont Road, London NW3 6NE,…
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Matters of Moment: First McLaren returns home
One of motor racing’s most iconic ‘long lost’ classic sports-racing cars was unpacked in June, on its return to British…
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Is F1 about to take a Spa break?
Has modern Formula 1’s ‘out with the old and in with the new’ calendar philosophy finally gone too far? We’d…
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Cotswold Britannia looks as good as new after a call for volunteers
Exactly a year ago on these pages we reported that the Bristol Britannia XM496 Preservation Society, based at Gloucestershire’s Cotswold…
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Lamborghini reaches for the stars with new Urus at Pikes Peak
Question: you’re a leading luxury sports car brand with a new Chelsea tractor to promote; what’s the best way to…
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Iron Dames become the first all-female team to take a victory in the Spa 24 Hours
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The colour of money
One of the greatest competition car collections in the racing world is set to be auctioned off later this year.…
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Hold your Prancing Horses, Bizzarrini’s back...
Some 57 years after its crowning sporting glory, the revived Bizzarrini marque has shown off its first finished 5300 GT…
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Rodin’s “no limits” FZero to arrive in summer 2023
Rodin Cars has announced a summer 2023 arrival for its “faster-than-an-F1-car” FZero. Having previously produced the FZed track day car…
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'Vettel's news would be dwarfed by the events it triggered' — Mark Hughes
When Sebastian Vettel announced his retirement, effective from the end of this season, on the eve of the Hungarian Grand…
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“For Marc Márquez this latest operation is his last roll of the dice” Mat Oxley
MotoGP has lost its two greatest stars this season: Valentino Rossi, who has switched to cars, and Marc Márquez, who…
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'The Cooper-Zerex is frontline road racing’s greatest ‘transformer' — Doug Nye
The Cooper-Zerex sports car’s homecoming, see page 12, marks its survival as perhaps frontline road racing’s greatest-ever ‘transformer’, having in…
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'The Aston Martin tagline is now ‘Intensity. Driven’. I wish they’d left it alone': Andrew Frankel
Do rebranding exercises actually work? I guess that they must because otherwise no-one would bother, but I still goggle at…
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F1 Trackside view: October 2022
Race report Twin wins for Max in France and Hungary as Ferrari and Leclerc crumble... again Word on the beat Porsche’s…
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The purpose to prevent the porpoise
Prior to the French Grand Prix the FIA announced it would be making a few changes to the technical regulations…
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Leclerc’s pain boosts Verstappen’s gain: F1 in France & Hungary
🇫🇷 2022 French Grand Prix 🇭🇺 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix The brace of races before F1’s summer shutdown both featured…
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Word on the beat, October 2022
IndyCar champ Alex Palou – in a legal wrangle with Chip Ganassi Racing about his contract – is tipped to…
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F1 Retro: Setting a smoking lap
F1 Retro August 2005 I kept my foot down – that’s what racing is all about.” So said Keke Rosberg, the…
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Formula 1: good month, bad month — October 2022
Good month Alonso’s Machiavellian moves If you’re going to waste your talent in the midfield, do it with as many…
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