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JW Automotive: The team that tamed the Porsche 917
There had been no job advertised, but he applied for one anyway. At the time John Horsman was an engineering…
December 2014
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Stefano Modena: 'Going up was fantastic, but going back down...'
Aspiring to sing at La Scala is one dream, but others would prefer to score for Juventus. Some think only…
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Gentle giant
The distinctive Gooda Special Bentley proved to be a crowd favourite when it raced at Goodwood last March – and…
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Elfyn Evans
The son of a famous father is now making his mark on world rallying’s highest stage. Alex Harmer spoke to…
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Lunch with... Alastair Caldwell
Spending a day or even an hour with Alastair Caldwell, listening to his fund of stories about Formula 1 from…
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Magical history tour
During his time in F1 Alastair Caldwell used to pit his wits against Ferrari. Now he’s using an ex-Scuderia treasure…
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John Hogan: The Marlboro moneyman with soul
Recognise this guy? It would be quite understandable if you didn’t. Yet for the best part of 30 years, he…
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Crown duels
{RAC Grand Prix de l'Europe, Silverstone, May 1950} There were some notable guests among the estimated 150,000 crowd as international…
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Private view
A 'You were there' special Colour photography has existed since the 19th century, but it remained a relative rarity on…
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Precision, December 2014
Timing is everything Split-second accuracy is fundamental to both motor sport and the finely honed world of watchmaking, so it’s…
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Driving Jim Clark's sensational Lister Jaguar
Welcome to an age where design and detail were sometimes lacking, sometimes just what was needed, and what passed for…
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Events of the month
BTCC Brands Hatch The crowd at Brands Hatch experienced something unusual during the BTCC finale: it wasn’t raining. Well, not…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Possibly the only man with both F1 and Mallory Park media passes. Next stop..? Channel hopping Brands Hatch, September 27-28:…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Man behind the Legends A day with Duncan Wiltshire, organiser of the prestigious Le Mans support event On the morning…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
The Italian job offer Tony Vandervell chose to pass on this chance to buy a novel Grand Prix project that…
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