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2011 F1 Season Preview - Murray's view on the year ahead
Is he excited at the prospect of so many potential GP winners? Of course! If the 2010 Formula 1 season…
April 2011
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The BTCC's new breed
Rule changes have helped bolster the grid for this year’s British Touring Car Championship, with a welcome return for Audi…
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The biggest things to hit Brands
Truck racing was once described as being "like driving a block of flats from the sixth floor". If you think…
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Easter wings and bonnets
Easter weekend has always been a time to go and watch some racing. Whether it was Brooklands in the 1920s…
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Putting it on the line
When ‘old muckers’ Martin Brundle and Mark Blundell teamed up for the Daytona 24 Hours it was a chance to…
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Out of Africa
Jacky Ickx calls it Formula 1 for the desert. But how has the Dakar Rally fared since its continental shiftfrom…
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Nasser's star rises
Nasser's star rises Qatari driver Al-Attiyah claims Dakar win for dominant VW The 32nd Dakar Rally was won, for the…
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It's David and Goliath just like with the old Mini
Mini returns to world rallying in 2011 facing the same big challenge as it did 50 years ago, but this…
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A Committed Smoker
John Rhodes’ lifelong passion for cars was best demonstrated in the Mini Cooper, as he burned rubber en route to…
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A love of engineering
To most of us Cosworth means motor racing. But now it’s applying its engineering skills to wider fields – and…
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Confidence Booster
- INSIGHT - Cosworth's successful return to Formula 1 has prompted it to consider how further racIng success could be…
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Road Cars
More good news from that one-time basket case called Alfa Romeo. Soon after you read this, the covers will come…
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Road Tests
Lotus Evora S How different the story of the slow-selling Lotus Evora might have been had it come to market…
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And that reminds me...
A nervous introduction to the late Tom Walkinshaw became extra tense after a mishap with his Jaguar I only met…
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Twenty Questions
SUBJECT: Ola Kallenius OCCUPATION: CEO, Merdeces-Benz AMC What is your greatest achievement? Together with the team at Mercedes-Benz High Performance…
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On the road... with Ed Foster
COALVILLE, LEICESTERSHIRE Carbon Typeprint Andrew Kirkadly on the task of making new McClaren race-ready The new McLaren MP4years. As you…
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Around the houses, April 2011
News from the main auction houses around the world — RM AUCTIONS — American auction houses proved there is still…
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Doug Nye
A word from the wise The affable Tony Hegbourne helped to improve at least one young fan’s understanding of motor…
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Bill Boddy
Charge of the light brigade It wasn't all about Outer Circuit monsters: one endurance event proved that small cars could…
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