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Lunch with... Juan Pablo Montoya
In these times of relentless specialisation in everything, including motor racing, true versatility is rare. In his day Mario Andretti was…
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Power without glory
The ingredients looked promising and its creator had a fine track record – with Ferrari, no less – but Bizzarrini’s…
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Rile Britannia
British passions surged after the victorious Minis were thrown out of the 1966 Monte Carlo Rally. Fifty years on, how…
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In the spotlight: Marino Franchitti
Big brother might have won Indy, but endurance racing was always his sibling’s aim. Simon Arron met Ford’s WEC recruit …
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On a never-ending quest
Grand Prix driver, saloon car champion, F2 race winner, hillclimb star, practical joker… and still an active Red Bull athlete…
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The cat's first growl
As Jaguar returns to racing in Formula E, we spotlight the marque’s very first track success in what would be…
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No longer keeping things personal
Former racing car king Adrian Reynard is selling his own collection of single-seaters. Each represents a chapter of his own…
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The Tracta driver who ploughed a different furrow
Nissan is far from the first to field a front-drive car at Le Mans. This extract from a new book recalls…
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Data trace: Jordan Grand Prix
Force India’s F1 roots can be traced back to an adventure that began 25 years ago writer Peter Higham It…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Christmas presence Mallory Park, December 26: where else would you rather be in the immediate slipstream of unwrapping gifts? It…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
A triumph of spirit Barbed wire and searchlights didn’t prevent British prisoners of war producing a motor magazine Imagine if you…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
Tales of the unexpected There were V8s, V12s and simple four-pots on the F1 grid 50 years ago, but BRM…
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