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The month in MOTOR SPORT
APRIL Mercedes-Benz confirms that it will supply engines via Ilmor to Penske for the Indianapolis 500. Successful Formula Ford racer…
APRIL Mercedes-Benz confirms that it will supply engines via Ilmor to Penske for the Indianapolis 500. Successful Formula Ford racer…
This month we are proud to recognise the 70th anniversary of MOTOR SPORT, first published in 1924 as The Brook/ands…
We were sorry to learn of the recent death of Duncan Hamilton, one of those men who merited the description…
Schumacher wins again and extends his unexpeded championship lead Had such a scenario been suggested at the beginning of the…
The death of Ayrton Senna, following so closely on that of Roland Ratzenberger in qualifying the previous day stunned the…
Michael Schumacher, Benetton and Ford continued their domination in Monte-Carlo, but for everyone else the weekend couldn't finish soon enough.…
I first went to Monaco in 1982. I'd been to a host of non-championship British Fl races since the late…
Ayrton Senna was the most committed man I ever met. The sheer depth of his approach to his profession was…
Roland Ratzenberger typified the spirit that takes men to the highest echelon of motorsport. He was born in Salzburg in…
Prior to Corsica, Didier Auriol hadn't won a WRC event since Monte-Carlo last year. Despite intense pressure, he finally put…
Thousands of Britons will cross the English Channel in June to celebrate the 50th anniversary of D-Day. How many of…
Formula 3000 cars are exciting in themselves, certainly, but the opening round of the FIA European Championship, Silverstone's International Trophy,…
After watching Alfa Romeo rack up five straight wins, Paul Radisich finally broke Italy's winning streak at Silverstone . .…
In this The Age of the Celebrity, Mario Andretti is that rarest of public figures: a bona fide hero. For…
Porsche 968 sales are up. On this evidence, it's not hard to see why the model has recovered from its…
Not on the heels of Toyota's overstated Supra comes the rather more subtle, but equally desirable, sixth generation Celica GT.…
They started out as friends. indeed, Jimmy Murphy was Tommy Milton's protégé. But as proof that there is nothing new…
This selection which is by no means intended to be definitive is our assessment of 20 of the greatest racing…
There are promising plans for the remains of one of the greatest landmarks in British motoring history. We spoke to…
A tale of two Bugattis, 70 years apart Listening to arch-enthusiast John Thomson discussing his Bugatti, you can pick up…
The World Endurance Championship’s new rules should give independent teams a chance of victory – for the first time in decades The plight of the privateer at the highest level of…
From the diplomatic response to Ferrari chairman's pointed remarks, to Cadillac's looming dilemma, renewed manhole cover concerns and a surprise change in F1's medical leadership, Las Vegas delivered plenty of storylines away from the timing screens
The vital importance of straight-line braking in MotoGP’s Michelin era explained and the big question: can Lorenzo win the title for Ducati? Over the years there have…
By Oliver Gavin It was a dark and stormy race… The 2001 24 Hours of Le Mans was certainly a baptism of fire. In fact, the extended periods of torrential…