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Poor Reward
There are times when Formula One is as hard off the track as it is on it. Wednesday August 28…
October 1996
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Gardner's Question Time
Paul Fearnley fulfils a long-standing ambition to meet a man whose achievements bely his legendary status Jeez, you know me…
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Who Owns F1?
Mark Skews explains why the struggle for supremacy on the track at Spa was overshadowed by a battle in the…
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Escape To Victory
Hill's error goes unpunished as Schumacher follows the script in Monza. Mark Skewis reports Next time there's an energy crisis,…
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How To Win Frentzen Influence People
He's likely to become Britain's third F1 champion in the past 20 years, but he's lost his drive. Mark Skewis…
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Saving The Best For Last
Honours well spread and a nail-biting finale for the IndyCar season, by David Phillips Did the 1996 PPG IndyCar World…
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Great Expectations
Is the Elise the car to bring Lotus back from the brink? Mark Hughes reports Lotus. A company in financial…
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Style Counsel
A car as pure in its concept and execution as the Elise suggests that it was the work of a…
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Soul Brothers
Passion deserves to outweigh rationality, says Ryan Baptiste of the best Alfas for years. This was the opportunity Pininfarina would…
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Jeep Grand Cherokee
The arrival of the Jeep Grand Cherokee in the UK is almost certainly bad news for Range Rover. Perversely, it…
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Citroen Xantia Turbo Estate
Performance estate cars. As dull as ditchwater, or understated heroes? Discuss. Around the turn of the last decade, there was…
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Fair Play
Sir, In response to Mr Morris's letter about overtaking in Formula One, I would say that more than one factor…
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Business Disinterest
Sir, Once again Frank Williams has badly treated a leading driver. It is possible to believe that one or two…
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TT Memories
Sir, I found your article on Freddie Dixon most interesting and it jogged my memory in several ways. Unfortunately you…
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Flat Racer
Sir, I very much enjoyed reading the feature on Ferraris in the September issue. However, there is an omission, perhaps…
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Unsung Genius
Sir, Your feature on Enzo Ferrari's Magnificent Machines made for wonderfully evocative reading. Also it was a pleasant change to…
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Resurrection
Sir, A friend recently popped through my door a copy of MOTOR SPORT from April 1992 showing C J Hamilton's…
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Jaguar C-Type and D-Type
Jaguar C-Type and D-Type, BrookIands Books. £9.95. Brooklands Books must have saved many researchers into one-make history much money with…
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The Singer Story
The Singer Story, by Kevin Atkinson. Veloce, £40.00. A history of the Singer Company has been one of the very…
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It Beats Working - My 35 Years Inside Motor Racing
It Beats Working — My 35 Years Inside Motor Racing, by Eoin Young. PSL, £17.99. Here is a lighthearted, readable…
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