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Nothing left to chance
Painstaking planning and hard graft were the foundations of Moss and Jenks’s Mille Miglia win, as our Continental Correspondent’s diary…
July 2015
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Glimpse from DSJ's seat
Twenty years ago, Stirling Moss returned to the Mille Miglia. His lucky navigator caught a flavour of Denis Jenkinson’s experience…
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"I'd race anything"
In this extract from his new book, Sir Stirling Moss explains how and why a world-class F1 star ended up…
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"A life measured in achievement"
A tour of homage to pivotal locations in the Bruce McLaren story... at the wheel of a modern road car…
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"An engine block on the wrist"
Parmigiani Fleurier celebrates a decade-long partnership with Bugatti by launching three spectacular anniversary watches. By Richard Holt If you make…
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"Like an F1 car you can drive to the office"
Richard Mille tells richard holt about his 10-year partnership with Felipe Massa, and how he enjoys design freedom In a…
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Troubled times?
Does the Apple Watch really pose a big risk to the Swiss watch industry, asks Ken Kessler Unsurprisingly, the Apple…
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How to buy a vintage watch
Phillips auctioneer Aurel Bacs gives his expert advice on choosing a vintage watch that suits you Find out what you…
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Taking the time to make time
capturing hearts around the world, the geneva watchmaker chats to Richard Holt about his philosophy Laurent Ferrier is not a…
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Welcoming a new Princess
Latest addition to Princess Yachts’ luxury M Class fleet A new 100-footer from Princess Yachts is set to hit the…
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In the lap of luxury
Whether it’s art or luggage, quality counts Caroline Jaine The art of motoring Motoring artist Caroline Jaine combines a deep…
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Jordan King
Simon Arron speaks to a British GP2 rookie who swapped football for racing Some racing drivers are inspired by parental…
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How F1 picked up the habit
Gold Leaf tobacco’s arrival in Formula 1 changed the sport’s commercial perspective forever. We spoke to Tim Collins, the man…
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Roberto Guerrero: Colombia's first F1 driver and Indy hero
Perhaps the writing was on the wall. When Roberto José Guerrero turned up for his first Monaco Grand Prix in…
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Lunch with... Mark Webber
Getting an audience with a Formula 1 driver these days usually involves a very brief time slot, an eaves-dropping PA…
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"It's nice to be in a car that can win..."
There are pleasing echoes of the past in F1 star Nico Hülkenberg racing at Le Mans this year. But the…
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The roaring Forties
The HRG Aerodynamic caused quite a stir when launched almost 70 years ago. It still does… Writer Richard Heseltine, Photographer…
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Fittipaldi's final F1 win
The chaos of 1973 wouldn’t be repeated at Silverstone’s next British GP, surely..? Writer Peter Higham Run 40 years ago…
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WEC Spa-Francorchamps 6 Hours
Déjà vu struck at Spa as the World Endurance Championship delivered another thriller with Porsche quickest, Audi smartest and Toyota…
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Nürburgring 24 Hours
In the middle of a forest clearing, an elderly gent is cavorting with an inflatable doll. All around, campers have…
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