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The month in Motor Sport
December 9: The FIA gives Ayrton Senna a six-month ban for his post-Japanese GP fracas with Eddie Irvine. The good…
February 1994
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A distant idyll?
Matters of moment Do you recall our closing remark in last month's editorial? Our desire to see the FIA implementing…
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André Pilette
André Pilette was one of the most prolific figures in Belgian motor racing, as much for the racing school he…
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Elisabeth Junek
Obituaries One of the most successful lady racers of all time, Elisabeth Junek passed away recently in her native Czechoslovakia,…
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This month in motorsport – cont'd.
December 24: The RAC MSA hands over management of the British Rallycross Championship to the BRSCC. 27: Belgian former racer…
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A matter of interpretation
As the 1994 Grand Prix season approaches there's still a worrying degree of vagueness in the rules As these words…
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Breaking the barrier: Breaking new ground
McLaren Advanced Vehicles' contender to go through the Sound Barrier on land will break all sorts of new ground in…
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Technical specification
Maverick will be powered by a Turbo Union RB199 Mark 104 which normally powers the Tornado F3 fighter. Turbo Union…
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Blind dates?
I think it's an absolute disgrace. It's obvious to me that nothing has changed. Really, nobody gives a toss, do…
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Olympian ideal
Once again, we are pleased to report that Motor Sport and its weekly sister Motoring News are continuing as associate…
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No more shots in the dark?
Is yet more of the Safari Rally's adventuresome spirit about to be diluted? That's certainly the way it looks .…
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1994 calenders settled
Various advance statements have been made by FIA officials concerning the make-up of the 1994 World Rally Championship, some contradicting…
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Alpenfahrt reunion
Some 20 years ago, the last Austrian Alpine Rally took place. It was forced into oblivion partly by organisational troubles…
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March chair
Three hours into the job it's a trifle premature to pass judgment on Andrew Craig, CART's next president and chief…
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No half measures
Alfa Corse, the slick, Milan-based racing division of Alfa Romeo, has chosen to contest the BTCC to do rather more…
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Gabriele Tarquini joins BTCC with Alfa Romeo: Happy the man
Back in March 1985, few people outside the world of karting had heard of Gabriele Tarquini . . . International…
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Leaping Tom
Another one-make saloon series? Is this what British motorsport really needs? Doubters beware. For would-be BTCC racers, it could be…
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Discretion assured
Volvo's new, turbocharged 850 may look like any other of the Swedish manufacturer's products, but its meek exterior conceals quite…
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GM'll fix it
Vauxhall's 16-valve engines have long been appreciated for providing levels of driveability that were but distant dreams for other merchants…
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Catch the Blue Train
In Seattle lurks a unique Bentley and a host of other exotica A friend of mine is a dyed-in-the-wool motor…
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