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The month in MOTOR SPORT
Jan 14: Lola unveils the T92/00 Indycar. The first two chassis go to the Hall-VDS and Dick Simon teams respectively.…
March 1992
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A den of Iniquity
There is little evidence, on the surface at least, of the effect of the global recession on two of the…
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Missed opportunity
Shortly before we closed for press, the Swedish Rally ended in Karlstad. Colin McRae fully justified his inclusion in Subaru's…
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A two-horse race?
Last year it was Mansell chasing Senna. Will it be the other way round in 1992? Quintessentially, 1991 was a…
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Will a winner take it all ?
Five years after their battle for the World Championship, such are the vagaries of F1 that while old adversaries Alain…
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Things that go bump in the day
There's a growing menace on the roads of Britain, and it'll be coming to a street near you soon. You…
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The right formula?
If Brands Hatch Leisure, promoter of the British Formula 3000 Championship, gets its way, there won't be a British F3000…
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A man of the people
Time is money to Eddie Jordan; usually it's someone else's time and certainly someone else's money. "Money is nonstop", he…
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Tradition preserved
Whoever first wrote, or said, that tradition dies hard didn't just create what has become an innumerably repeated chestnut, but…
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Profile points
Although its products won the CART and Japanese F3000 titles last season, 1991 wasn't a wholly successful year for Lola.…
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Nissan takes charge
The Japanese advanced on Le Mans, scaled the walls and conquered the 24 Hours. After that, Daytona was a doddle!…
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Spare a thought
Dear Reader, Last year I asked you to send me a postcard listing your three personal Memorable Moments in motor…
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Next stop President?
When Richard Petty started his NASCAR career, Mike Hawthorn was vying for the F1 World Championship. This year, he'll finally…
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The money programme
"I thought: it's just as easy - or just as difficult - to get a lot of money as it…
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Group C asides
Derek Warwick has signed to drive a Peugeot 905, which he will share with Yannick Dalmas. Philippe Alliot and Mauro…
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Series confirmed
The Sportscar World Championship was confirmed by FISA on January 20, but it was a touch-and-go matter. President Mosley asked…
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Heavyweight champ
Substantially revised and now without a 90 cousin - all small Audis now carry the better-established 80 nomenclature - the…
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Has Mazda redefined the grand tourer?
"It's a driver's car, aimed at the 30 to 50 age group, for people with high expectation jobs who need…
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Lower and higher
"An agile, two-door automobile, quick, nimble, manoeuvrable and spacious enough for the whole family whenever necessary - a car which…
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Mini ha-ha
Given the modern motoring environment, the Mini makes no sense at all. Leastways theoretically. The art of chassis design has…
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