Eighties month continues with the story of how the DFV engines bid Formula 1's top step goodbye, before their triumphant coda in the United States. For more explosive 80s, buy the latest…
F1 and politics: mixing. Paul Fearnley revists Kyalami, 1981, for the latest part of '80s month. For more explosive 80s, buy the latest issue “What it boils down to really is that…
A frantic look back at the twists, turns and turbocharged thrills of F1, to kick off our '80s Month – following the lead of this month's magazine Formula 1 in…
Daniel Sexton Gurney, 1931-2018 He won in Formula 1, Indycar, international endurance racing and NASCAR – a feat matched only by Mario Andretti and Juan Pablo Montoya. He won in…
Jim Clark's last Grand Prix victory in South Africa carried far more weight than anyone could know at the time The 1968 South African Grand Prix at Kyalami marked a…
Born on Christmas Day 1934, Giancarlo Baghetti pulled off a miraculous debut Grand Prix victory at Reims in 1961 to set his legacy firmly in stone... The pressure in Syracuse –…
Robert Kubica could be on the verge of following a long line of drivers who have bred success even after suffering life-changing injuries Robert Kubica has just turned 33. That’s hardly a…
Hamilton's lapse at Interlagos? It's nothing new, as Paul Fearnley explains When does a glitch become a dip? A glitch is when you push too hard, too soon and stick…
Second chances such as Brendon Hartley's don't come easily in F1, but one-offs can still prove indelible, as Paul Fearnley illustrates Congratulations to Brendon Hartley for parlaying a one-off with…
Ferrari's is a history of fractured relationships, as Paul Fearnley recounts Team-mate or team-hate? It’s hard to know what Kimi Raïkkönen is thinking behind those one-way shades and monosyllables. He…
The all-time pole record is Hamilton's, but what of those (far) down the order? Without wishing to denigrate Lewis Hamilton’s achievement of 69 pole positions – P1s in Q3 in modern…
There have been better, but none greater. ERA laid the foundations for Britain's eventual domination of the sport What is it about ERAs? They fascinated me as a geeky kid attending…