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The month in MOTOR SPORT
APRIL Mercedes-Benz confirms that it will supply engines via Ilmor to Penske for the Indianapolis 500. Successful Formula Ford racer…
June 1994
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Muted celebrations
This month we are proud to recognise the 70th anniversary of MOTOR SPORT, first published in 1924 as The Brook/ands…
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Duncan Hamilton
We were sorry to learn of the recent death of Duncan Hamilton, one of those men who merited the description…
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1994 Pacific Grand Prix report: Benetton at the double
Schumacher wins again and extends his unexpeded championship lead Had such a scenario been suggested at the beginning of the…
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Black Sunday
The San Marino GP weekend will long be remembered in motor racing, for all the wrong reasons. The death of…
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1994 Monaco Grand Prix: A weekend to be endured
Michael Schumacher, Benetton and Ford continued their domination in Monte-Carlo, but for everyone else the weekend couldn't finish soon enough.…
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All images
I first went to Monaco in 1982. I'd been to a host of non-championship British Fl races since the late…
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The man in the yellow helmet
Ayrton Senna was the most committed man I ever met. The sheer depth of his approach to his profession was…
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Roland Ratzenberger obituary: A gentle racer
Roland Ratzenberger typified the spirit that takes men to the highest echelon of motorsport. He was born in Salzburg in…
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Intense purposes
Prior to Corsica, Didier Auriol hadn't won a WRC event since Monte-Carlo last year. Despite intense pressure, he finally put…
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Lotus to blossom?
Thousands of Britons will cross the English Channel in June to celebrate the 50th anniversary of D-Day. How many of…
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Follow my leader
Formula 3000 cars are exciting in themselves, certainly, but the opening round of the FIA European Championship, Silverstone's International Trophy,…
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Sixth sense
After watching Alfa Romeo rack up five straight wins, Paul Radisich finally broke Italy's winning streak at Silverstone . .…
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Hometown hero
In this The Age of the Celebrity, Mario Andretti is that rarest of public figures: a bona fide hero. For…
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Manna from Stuttgart
Porsche 968 sales are up. On this evidence, it's not hard to see why the model has recovered from its…
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Soul seeker
Not on the heels of Toyota's overstated Supra comes the rather more subtle, but equally desirable, sixth generation Celica GT.…
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One-eyed Tommy and Gentle Jimmy
September 1924 brought an end to the life of one of America's greatest racing drivers, and via posthumous reconciliation with…
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Were these the greatest?
This selection which is by no means intended to be definitive is our assessment of 20 of the greatest racing…
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Back to the future
There are promising plans for the remains of one of the greatest landmarks in British motoring history. We spoke to…
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Age shall not wither...
A tale of two Bugattis, 70 years apart Listening to arch-enthusiast John Thomson discussing his Bugatti, you can pick up…
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