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Herbert to race in Italian tin-tops
Johnny Herbert will contest his first full season in Europe since 2004 in the Superstars touring car championship. Herbert will…
May 2010
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This month on the Motor Sport website
Podcasts The Motor Sport site features our latest podcast this month, starring Damon Hill who popped into our office. Damon…
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Lotus signs Sato for Indy 500 comeback
On the weekend that the Lotus name returned to F1, Group Lotus confirmed it would also be heading back to…
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Tide turns against US Atlantic series
The formula that gave the world Gilles Villeneuve has been put on ice after four decades of continuous history. The…
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Alan McKechine
Motor racing lost one of its best-loved team owners of the 1960s and ’70s with the recent death of Alan…
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Long may it reign
We're heading for the month of May, And here IN the USA that means only one thing in motor racing…
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Porsche's show-stopper
Every year on the eve of the Geneva Motorshow Volkswagen has a little pre-show bash. Well, not that little to…
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King of the hill
I beat Damon Hill once. This was way back in the early 1980s when we were both trying to make…
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Rubbin's racin'...
If there’s an essential art to stock car racing it’s using the fender. Seven-time NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt was a…
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Letters, May 2010
Time to clip wings? Sir, Having just watched the boredom that was the Bahrain Grand Prix I now realise that,…
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60 years of F1
1950-2010 Sixty years ago, the first official Formula 1 World Championship race took place at Silverstone on May 13, 1950.…
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1950s
Italian pride shines bright at the start of a new World Championship, but 10 years later the British turn F1…
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1960s
Clark and Lotus define an era of brilliant innovation and driving skill. But it is also a deadly decade, prompting…
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Kings and Princes
Bahrain’s sheikhs made way for a different kind of royalty at the season-opening Grand Prix, as 18 World Champions turned…
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1970s
New ideas proliferate on track but the driver toll continues. Tyrrell is blue riband, Lotus goes black and gold and…
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1980s
When two tribes go to war… it’s Senna vs Prost, Mansell vs Piquet as the superpowers turn the wick up…
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Lunch with... Riccardo Patrese
Riccardo Patrese is an enigma. He was once seen as the Bad Boy of Formula 1, arrogant and wild, and…
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1990s
An era of collisions, whether on track, as Senna and Schumacher come through, or in boardrooms as Max and Bernie…
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2000s
Schumacher and Ferrari domination gives way to a new generation of hotshoes, all set against a backdrop of political strife…
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A Ghost with a chance
Competitively priced, good-looking and with plenty of legroom, the new ‘baby’ Rolls continues a grand tradition By Andrew Frankel When…
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