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Motor Sport’s famed continental correspondent Denis Jenkinson – or ‘DSJ’ as he was known in these pages – famously sent his account of the 1955 Mille Miglia, arguably the greatest report in our sport’

There is an omission from Will Farmer’s article on music and motor sport [Pump up the volume, January]. The Radio 1 Fun Day was held at Mallory Park in May 1975 and remains the most bizarre race meeti

‘AS SOON AS I PULL OFF THE AUTOBAHN and onto the B258, it just feels like there’s a weight lifted off my shoulders. I can’t even begin to describe how lovely it is to be there.’ You’d think the founde

Two points: that’s how close Max Verstappen came to equalling Michael Schumacher’s feat of winning five consecutive Formula 1 world championships, despite having fallen more than 100 points behind in

Of late, there’s been a steady trickle of hardbacks promising to take you inside the world of contemporary Formula 1. Here’s another, and the most engaging of the lot. Sky F1 pitlane reporter Ted Krav

The search for Eddy Merckx’s 1974 Worlds-winning steed was just the start of a cinematic journey for Richard Hoddinott