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The first Le Mans victory by a turbocharged engi
No driver was as integral as Bell to Porsche’s legendary Group C dominance, and he tells Graham Keilloh about this and a few other things besides
It has been a few years since we deviated from our usual route from Portsmouth to Caen for the Reader Run to the Le Mans Classic, but as we sailed into the quiet port of St-Malo, memories were jogged
At first it’s hard to imagine a 12-year-old Thierry Boutsen sneaking the keys to his mother’s Fiat 600 for a joyride, such is the Belgian’s calm, pragmatic demeanour. With an earnest smile and a lithe
Nico Hulkenberg’s Silverstone podium aside, there’s been nothing more pleasing this year than to see Robert Kubica become a winner of the Le Mans 24 Hours. The victory for Kubica and his co-drivers, B
Just another race, just another distant memory. Jackie OIiver reckons he doesn’t remember much about the 1970 Buenos Aires 1000Kms and his drive in the Lola T70 MkIIIB you see here, which he shared wi
Three big hardback volumes in a slipcase, comprising 1960 pages and 665,000 words, illustrated by 3584 photographs, technical drawings and cutaways. Cripes. This is a proper monster. Power Unleashed r