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Lewis & Ferrari: the first half of '25 |
At the time of writing – a few days before the Belgian GP – it could be said that Lewis Hamilton's move to the Scuderia has been less than electrifying. As Adam Cooper sets out, Rome wasn't built in a day; indeed could any driver have made a switch and found instant success? We look at why the Brit has struggled to adjust to his new environment and predict what we can expect for the rest of the year – and more importantly, next season. |
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Peter Stevens' Mille Miglia |
We've previously celebrated the 70th anniversary of Stirling Moss and Motor Sport writer Denis Jenkinson's Mille Miglia win in our pages – now we're bringing the story full circle. Jenks's nephew Peter Stevens (the designer responsible for the McLaren F1 supercar) tackles the same roads today albeit at a more sedate speed. READ MORE > |
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Motor Sport interview: Stoffel Vandoorne |
He may be in his seventies but any talk of retirement for motor racing's much-travelled behind-the-scenes magician is met with a firm: no. With McLaren for decades, Neil Oatley tells of the privilege of working with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, and why Kimi Räikkönen should have won more world titles. READ MORE > |
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Peter Stevens' Mille Miglia |
We've previously celebrated the 70th anniversary of Stirling Moss and Motor Sport writer Denis Jenkinson's Mille Miglia win in our pages – now we're bringing the story full circle. Jenks's nephew Peter Stevens (the designer responsible for the McLaren F1 supercar) tackles the same roads today albeit at a more sedate speed. READ MORE > |
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Motor Sport interview: Stoffel Vandoorne |
He may be in his seventies but any talk of retirement for motor racing's much-travelled behind-the-scenes magician is met with a firm: no. With McLaren for decades, Neil Oatley tells of the privilege of working with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, and why Kimi Räikkönen should have won more world titles. READ MORE > |
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Christian Horner: here's how it happened |
The firing by Red Bull of its CEO and team principal Christian Horner is a timely reminder of how cut-throat Formula 1 can be. But this was practically regicide – for it was Horner who made RB into a world-beating team. Mark Hughes tells of the internal wranglings that led to the season's biggest shock departure. READ MORE > |
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Racing the Le Mans 24 Classic |
Who better to tackle a historic La Sarthe overnighter than Alex Brundle, who between 2012 and '22 started the contemporary 24 Hours nine times. Strapped into a 1965-spec Ford GT40 in pelting rain, Alex discovers driving the old-fashioned way – and loves it! READ MORE > |
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Christian Horner: here's how it happened |
The firing by Red Bull of its CEO and team principal Christian Horner is a timely reminder of how cut-throat Formula 1 can be. But this was practically regicide – for it was Horner who made RB into a world-beating team. Mark Hughes tells of the internal wranglings that led to the season's biggest shock departure. READ MORE >
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Racing the Le Mans 24 Classic |
Who better to tackle a historic La Sarthe overnighter than Alex Brundle, who between 2012 and '22 started the contemporary 24 Hours nine times. Strapped into a 1965-spec Ford GT40 in pelting rain, Alex discovers driving the old-fashioned way – and loves it! READ MORE > |
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