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Gordon Kirby
The US Scene Privateers keep ALMS afloat The American Le Mans Series suffered during 2009 from the loss of the…
January 2010
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Johnson heads for NASCAR record
As this column closed for press, Jimmie Johnson was homing in on wrapping up his fourth consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup…
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Fresh US talent eying Indy and F1
It’s been great to see some promising young American open-wheel talent emerge over the last few years. Alex Rossi, 18,…
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Andrew Frankel
Road cars Clever money goes on iQ Publishing deadlines being what they are, the identity of this year’s European Car…
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Volkswagen Scirocco R
Many cars work better on paper than in the real world, and this is one. The Scirocco range is curious…
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Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG
This is my new favourite big-banger saloon. I change my mind about these more often than Chelsea changes managers –…
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Predictable Schue-in
Sir, It seems our fears for the future of the FIA were justified. “Jean Todt To Nominate Michael Schumacher As…
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Clip their wings
Sir, The 2009 F1 season will no doubt be considered to have been the best for a number of years,…
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Tom Wheatcroft
Sir, I cannot believe I will never hear again “what do you think of this, Tony?”. Tom’s incredible brain was…
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A fitting memorial
Sir, What more fitting memorial to the late Tom Wheatcroft could there be than to see the Donington Park circuit…
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Don't ask, don't tell
Sir, Is it just me or does there appear to be a reluctance to ask the hard question regarding the ‘crash-gate’…
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Piquet boo
Sir, Having enjoyed the December issue immensely on a round-trip train journey today, I feel moved to write in relation…
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Bricks and motors
Sir, Why is it that when we have a new F1 venue, the talk is always of the architecture? I’ve…
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Cut glass and monacles
Sir, Several years ago I was travelling with Eric Adlington, one-time director of Temple Press Ltd, when he began telling…
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Burning question
Sir, While always enjoying reading in Motor Sport about the ‘good old days’, I was a little confused after reading…
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Intergrity matters
Sir, It was interesting to read Nigel Roebuck’s ‘Reflections’ in the November edition relating to the integrity of modern Formula…
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Proper behaviour
Sir, A postscript on the brilliant way in which Jenson took the Championship: remember who won the Brazilian Grand Prix…
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Tom Wheatcroft
1922-2009 Famed for his Grand Prix car collection and for reviving Donington Park, ‘Wheatie’ was a rough-diamond old soldier with…
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The legend
Ross Brawn He’s been the driving force behind the most remarkable zero-to-hero tale in F1 history. Here he takes us…
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The story
Nine months in F1 From the glorious to the ghastly, we’ve witnessed it all in a turbulent season of F1.…
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