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The crisis in the Middle East has begun with the equivalent of the 'phoney war' period of 1939, when German…

The crisis in the Middle East has begun with the equivalent of the 'phoney war' period of 1939, when German…
The cover of MOTOR SPORT's September issue promised: 'Old Number One': The fact of the matter. But this was not…
Francorchamps, August 26th After the Mickey Mouse Formula One affair called the Hungarian Grand Prix, it was refreshing to be…
Monza, September 9th With the 1990 season moving into its closing stages, it is becoming more and more clear that…
The Monza paddock, during the Italian Grand Prix, was a sea of people telling lies, or at best being sparing…
Dear Reader Racing circuits come and go, some I am sad at the passing, others I am joyful, but they…
It was during the 1984 season that my friend and colleague Alan Henry introduced me to a newcomer to Formula…
Continuing what now looks like a repeat whitewash of the World Sports Prototype Championship, the Sauber Mercedes team notched up…
I drove my heart out for 300 miles. I took no prisoners on the track, and then I got disqualified…
Smoke pours from the vast, fat power station towers on the horizon between Nottingham and Derby, and although the gathering…
When the 1990 racing season comes to an end, most people will have something to reflect on. A championship win,…
When the Safari Rally achieved world recognition and began to attract drivers from all over the globe, the visitors, even…
Track impressions: Mercedes 190E 2.5 Evolution II My experience of the most recent Mercedes weapon in the evolution homologation warfare…
Just as we closed for press, the 1990 Motor Show was opening its doors to the general public. There was…
One of the most pleasurable aspects of working for MOTOR SPORT is the opportunity of meeting top people in top…
Keith Duckworth, the supreme British racing-engine designer, is known to have had an aversion to supercharging and turbocharging. Graham Robson…
In that very enjoyable book Cosworth, by Graham Robson, reviewed last June, the author makes the important point that the…
Members of the Historic Rally Car Register are fortunate to have a most entertaining summary of the Pirelli Marathon, illustrated…
Until about 25 years ago, powertrain design had advanced little since the time of Nicholas Otto or Rudolf Diesel. Engines…
Having mentioned, in last month's MOTOR SPORT, a few of the competitive machines at the TT races, it seemed appropriate…
Incredible but true, Fabio Quartararo is the first MotoGP champion since Giacomo Agostini who didn’t work his way to the top by riding two-strokes. True, Quartararo rode two-stroke minibikes, but…
Italy 1971 has to be high on any list: because it was the last race at Monza before chicane blight, because five drivers crossed the line within six-tenths of a…
Twenty-three years ago Luca Cadalora and Helmut Bradl were engaged in a bitter duel for the 250 world title, just as Álex Márquez and Jack Miller are in Moto3 today.…
What happened at Jerez, and how and why The pile-up // Dovi blames Jorge // Iannone's Suzuki hopes // Miller on factory Ducati? // Goodbye to aero // Rossi: 'Yamaha must work' // Trouble at Marc VDS // Crutchlow: fast but floored The pile-up…