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The month in MOTOR SPORT
SEPTEMBER 15:Peugeot confirms that it will enter F1 in 1994, but declines to nominate a partner for the time being.…
November 1993
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Matters of moment, November 1993
Follow the French In our summary of the final two European 1 Formula 3000 races of the season (see page…
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Project Trust
The Grand Prix Mechanics' Charitable Trust day at Silverstone on October 6, organised by Jackie Stewart, was adjudged a huge…
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Obituaries
Rodger Freeth Fatal accidents are fortunately rare in rallying, which makes it all the more difficult to accept them when…
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Benetton's sleepless knight
Whatever was wrong with Michael Schumacher's race car, swapping to the spare brought him an unexpected Portuguese triumph Michael Schumacher…
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When Senna drove the Williams
It was a cool, dry day, Tuesday July 19 1983. Donington Park was bathed in weak sun, and conditions were…
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Champions!
Appreciation of a new book dedicated to Britain's seven F1 world champions Following the concept of its previous publication, Racers…
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Farewell to an artist
Alain Prost's retirement leaves Ayrton Senna a clear road We used to have a sort of natural culling of drivers.…
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The circuit that never was
In the summer, we carried a letter proposing the use of the title 'Scottish Grand Prix' to bring a second…
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Bitter sweet
Juha Kankkunen's victory delighted Toyota, which became the first Japanese manufacturer to take the World Championship, but celebrations were overshadowed…
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Ice cool for Alex
Whilst Colin McRae was spending much of his mid-year time on the other side of the world, the other rallying…
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Timetable & special stages
As an aid to spectators, we have included details of all special stages on the rally, even those which are…
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A winter's tale
From November 21-24 Britain's biggest sporting event will take place. The RAC Rally regularly attracts more on-the-spot watchers than the…
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European F3000 Championship
French Connection Going into the final two European Formula 3000 Championship rounds, both of them in his native France, Olivier…
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At the hop
The BMWs of Joachim Winkelhock and Steve Soper would squat down and catapult off the line as the lights flashed…
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Rubber bullets
Yokohama has ruled the roost in the BTCC tyre war since Robb Gravett's dominant 1990 season, but finished this year…
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Board games
Nigel Mansell's victory at Nazareth Speedway having turned the IndyCar finale at Laguna Seca into something of an anti-climax, it…
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Eifel power
Life can be pretty tough for Britons touring northern Europe in the 1990s. I mean, in August you could actually…
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The finest of fast cars?
It has long been my ambition to produce a car which would be equally suitable to drive or to be…
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A hint of the future?
The last Lagonda was produced in May 1990, but the Vignale seen at the Geneva Show last March was a…
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