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Nigel Roebuck’s Bahrain GP report

March 14th, 2010 | Nigel Roebuck | No Comments

Luca di Montezemolo didn’t make the trip to Bahrain, but back home in Italia he will have been in a very fine mood on Sunday afternoon. A Ferrari 1-2 – and on the day Michael Schumacher began his comeback… it hardly gets better than this.

Three days earlier, as he… Read more

Rob Widdows

Early observations from Bahrain

March 12th, 2010 | Rob Widdows | 11 Comments

Sitting here watching the morning practice session in Bahrain, I am startled to see the new Lotus-Cosworth running round some eight or nine seconds off the early pace. That’s how hard it is to compete at the highest level, a stark reminder if any were needed.
The most fascinating aspect… Read more

Gordon Kirby

A classic Daytona win

February 1st, 2010 | Gordon Kirby | No Comments

This year’s Rolex 24 hours at Daytona produced a similar result to last year with a Brumos Porsche winning from one of Chip Ganassi’s two cars, but without 2009’s drama when Juan Pablo Montoya battled fiercely with David Donohue. The closing hours of this year’s race were disappointingly flat as… Read more

Ed Foster

Get well soon Sir Stirling

March 8th, 2010 | Ed Foster | 14 Comments

We were all very sad at Motor Sport to hear about Sir Stirling Moss’ accident at his London home on Saturday evening.

Sir Stirling has broken both ankles, four bones in his feet and chipped four vertebrae after his lift malfunctioned. The door, which should have stayed shut, opened when… Read more

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Louisa Skipper

Biting my nails with Jenson’s sister

October 19th, 2009 | Louisa Skipper | 3 Comments

Congratulations to Jenson Button – he deserved to win the World Championship in Brazil, and I feel he really worked hard for it in this race. I have never watched a race and felt so nervous before, and that’s because I was watching it with my dear friend Sam, Jenson’s… Read more

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