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Big boost at Goodwood
F1 turbos primed for spectacular high-speed demo | By Paul Lawrence Goodwood’s 72nd Members’ Meeting will include the biggest gathering…
April 2014
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Maserati: 100 not out
The Donington Historic Festival (May 3-5) and Silverstone Classic (July 25-27) will both mark the centenary of the Maserati marque…
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GP festivities at Brands
The 50th anniversary of Brands Hatch’s first British GP (above) will be marked during the Masters Festival over the weekend…
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Clermont retro festival
The famous Clermont-Ferrand road circuit at Charade, once home to the French Grand Prix, will be celebrated in demonstration runs…
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In brief, April 2014
* Timeless rockers Status Quo will play an outdoor concert on the opening day of the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power…
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BTCC champ gets A40 deal
Current British Touring Car champion Andrew Jordan will race an Austin A40 this season, when he partners father Mike in…
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Willhire revisited
The famous Willhire 24 Hours of the 1980s and early 1990s will be recalled at Donington Park on October 18,…
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When they were new
Morgan 4/4 An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, May 1963 | By Michael Tee the other…
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No panic in Detroit
US show provides hints of an industrial upturn | By Andrew Frankel This year’s Detroit Motor Show was not only…
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McLaren extends its range
McLaren's road car division is pressing ahead at maximum pace to fill out its ranges and meet its stated aim…
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Ferrari takes turbo route
Ferrari will unveil the second generation of its California convertible at the Geneva Motor Show in March. Called the California…
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Aston’s major recall
Aston Martin has issued a recall notice affecting more than 17,000 cars built since 2007, including every left-hand-drive example constructed…
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Mini Cooper
Newcomer differs significantly from its forebear, which isn’t necessarily a good thing... | By Andrew Frankel It might seem a…
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BMW M235i
A splendid car, but tread carefully if you happen to be in Nevada... The man was polite but insistent. He…
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Aston Martin Vanquish Volante
Stunning to behold, but less so to drive You could right now be running away with the idea that the…
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Bentley Continental GT V8 S
Added poise and punch sharpen Crewe’s capable cruiser If there has been one constant refrain from customer to company in…
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Letters, April 2014
Memorable John Button What a shame… and what a shock to be informed of John Button’s passing in your editorial.…
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A web untangled
Brabham history goes online In late 2012 David Brabham – son of 2011 inductee Sir Jack – won back the…
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The way we were
Motor Sport’s new Grand Prix editor Mark Hughes has just published F1 Retro 1970, a season review ripe with fresh…
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Lunch With... Paul Tracy: IndyCar's straight-talking charger
These days your average professional racing driver tends to be slight and slender. He is unfailingly polite to team personnel,…
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