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Aston Martin V12 Vantage S
Subtle change benefits ancient warrior Three pedals rather than two and the same seven gears selected by hand rather than…
July 2016
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BMW M2
Good to drive, but a little less raw than its peers It is an occupational hazard of being a one-man…
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Letters, July 2016
Taking over from Fangio Following your recent four-page spread on the Ferrari driven in the 1956 Mille Miglia by Juan…
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Almost all of you were there
6.00am Circuit gates open and the annual stampede begins as the first of an estimated 77,000 fans rush to annex…
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Here comes the son
Freddie Hunt does not share the Formula 1 dream that inspired his father James, but he would like to race…
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Lunch with Hurley Haywood
Statistics are never the whole story. But they are often a good place to start, so here’s a man who…
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World heavyweight champion
On paper its competitive credentials aren’t obvious, but the Mini All4 Dakar Racing is perfectly tailored to the world’s toughest…
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Jamie Green: 'I suspect I was never destined to be an F1 driver…'
Formula 1 was often discussed in the Green family household, but not in the way you might imagine. “My dad…
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In the spotlight – Lando Norris
He can’t yet hold a driving licence, but this karting prodigy is set to impress in F3 & Formula Renault,…
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“I am still on Henry’s adventure”
Inspired by the memory of his late son, 82-year-old John Surtees has bought a kart circuit. He tells us about his…
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Data trace: Reims
A romantic relic for half a century, this was the scene of some epic feats of Grand Prix endeavour writer…
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Events of the month
Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Notionally this was the 10th Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, though at times it felt…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Greece is the word Acropolis Rally, May 7-8: a weekend of firsts as the 2016 European Rally Championship celebrates its…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Racing the way it was Giving up a job to go motor racing shows serious commitment – especially when funds…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
The gorilla in the room A racing driver’s skills have been negotiable assets from the start, as Mercedes has cause…
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