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Audi SQ2
Hands up anyone utterly confused and bemused by the apparently limitless extent and complexity of car manufacturer model ranges? Mine…
October 2019
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Renault Megane RS
You can’t accuse Renault of pulling its punches when it comes to its fast hatchbacks. This Trophy version of the…
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Books
John, George and the HWMs Simon Taylor, published by EVRO, £130, ISBN 978 1 910505 32 8 Not an easy…
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Books 2
The Life: Monaco Grand Prix Stuart Codling, published by Motorbooks, £20, ISBN: 978-0-7603-6374-4 Monaco is perhaps the most complex Formula…
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Products
Product of the month In search of a talking point statement piece for your front room? Have enough spare change…
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Events
September 5-8, Santa Pod Raceway, Great Britain On paper it sounds almost trivial – a competitive bout that lasts fractionally…
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MS Events
In the slipstream of our successful Formula 1 preview evening in London earlier this year, Motor Sport is gearing up…
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Precision, October 2019
From the 25th anniversary of the revival of A. Lange and Söhne to the half-century of the famous Rolex ‘cyclops’…
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Racing Lives: Stig & Tom Blomqvist
From rallying royalty to racing at one of the highest levels, the Blomqvists have conquered two of the major disciplines…
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Letters, October 2019
Letters In Word on the Beat (Motor Sport, July) you mentioned that teams will not be able to take their…
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The Ultimate Underdog: Brawn GP
It’s always the same when a fresh group of Formula 1 regulations is implemented. Cars appear slightly odd when the…
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'Guys, you've built me a monster': Jenson Button on his championship-winning Brawn GP car
MH When the Honda decision came and the team was facing oblivion, was it a big decision to stay? You…
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Lunch with... Brawn GP
When TV cameras go behind the scenes with Formula 1 powerhouse Mercedes, chances are that they’ll focus on extravagant gestures…
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Delivering Jim Clark's Lotus Cortina — with Dario Franchitti
The sun is breaking through to the east of Gleneagles railway station. There’s the occasional car passing on the A9,…
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Trio of Lambos
Just look at them. There aren’t many cars that give you the same feeling Lamborghinis do. There’s something primal about…
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Kris Meeke interview
Kris Meeke is in a surprisingly good mood considering a rock came between him and a potential win at Rally…
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Barney Oldfield: America's record-breaking four-wheeled bandit
He was its biggest fish when motor sport’s pool was small but vitally fertile: the first American renowned purely for…
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F1 Rules war
At the time of writing, Formula 1’s much-vaunted 2021 overhaul stands on the verge of collapse. Mercedes and Red Bull…
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How Williams built its first F1 world title winner: the game-changing FW07
The line of Patrick Head-masterminded Formula 1 Williams-Cosworth FW07s proved to be the most effective successors to the Lotus 78-79…
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Speedshop1 Dealer
The Klausen garage in Gland, Switzerland, opened its doors a year ago as a one-stop shop for anything and everything…
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