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This month on the Motor Sport website
FORUM FOCUS We should have seen it coming, even before we uploaded Nigel Roebuck’s British Grand Prix report onto the…
September 2010
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Latest leg of the journey
Hectic month and some great news for my son Graham who’s been having a tough time getting a competitive Indycar…
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Heard about Ypres?
"I am giving you your own column," said a familiar voice on the telephone, “I want you to get out…
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The working wounded
Racers get hurt - it's part of the job. The inevitability of injury and, more importantly, of riding injured is…
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Indycar : A new chapter
The stark financial realities of today's Indycar racing, with declining television and attendance figures and sponsorship all but impossible to…
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Letters, September 2010
McQueen’s great escapade Sir, I was interested to read Eoin Young’s feature on Steve McQueen and Le Mans (August issue)…
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The racing lineage
It’s no surprise that F1 know-how informs every aspect of McLaren’s new MP4-12C road car, from concept to build You…
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When Murray served up an ace
Designer Gordon Murray broke new ground when he planned McLaren’s first road car, the incomparable F1 It is hardly believable…
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Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010
It’s one of the great events of the year,” said Sir Jackie Stewart after driving Jim Clark’s Indy 500-winning Lotus…
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GUITAR HEROES
GUITAR HEROES GUESTS OF LORD MARCH AT THIS YEAR'S Goodwood Festival of Speed Ball were treated to a spectacular night…
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When Le Mans leaves a bitter taste
A chance to work for Aston Martin Racing at Le Mans proved both inspiring and physically draining – and then…
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A week in the life of a Le Mans driver
Racing for Aston Martin at Le Mans is a great privilege, which one team member was happy to share… It’s…
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When Ferrari finesse met American muscle
After the P4 was made obsolete in sports car racing, Can-Am offered a lifeline. Two cars were converted; one survives…
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Planes, new terrains and automobiles
Getting a Formula 1 team to all the races on an ever-expanding calendar is an organisational feat like no other.…
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Lunch with... Mika Häkkinen
Win the World Championship, and you become a hero for life. Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell, Keke Rosberg, Alan Jones, Jody…
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Always centre stage
His rallying career encompassed almost every role – not least team boss at BMC and Ford – and Stuart Turner…
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Back to a turbo future
Formula 1 is preparing for a return to turbo power in 2013, but with revs reduced and the advance of…
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Road cars
It is no secret that the Goodwood Moving Motor Show did not go according to plan. Lord March’s latest audacious…
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My motoring month
Range Rover adds spice to the Evoque The best thing about the Italian Job was not the Mini chase, but…
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Mercedes - Benz SLS
What exactly qualifies one car to call itself a ‘supercar’ and another not has been the subject of endless debate…
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