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| As Formula 1 prepares to enter a new era, it continues to fail to be appealing enough for many car makers. Dieter Rencken looks at the key aspects needed to attract more manufacturers into the sport |
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| Marcus Simmons's Brands F3 weekend included a chat with the man who oversaw Sebastian Vettel's F3 rookie year and calmed the 'headstrong teenager' who would become a legend |
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| A move to prehistoric wheels may be a tongue-in-cheek gesture but F1 is facing the prospect of no tyre supplier for 2014. Jonathan Noble outlines the problem - and the likely solution |
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| For some, tyre conservation and the subsequent need to drive to a delta have devalued Formula 1. But as Edd Straw argues, trying to assert that certain means of securing victory are better than others is meaningless |
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19 JUN |
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| As the 81st edition of the Le Mans 24 Hours edges even closer, AUTOSPORT brings you a lap of the Circuit de la Sarthe, described by many of the drivers that will be racing this weekend |
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18 JUN |
BY TONY WATSON |
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| Jose Froilan Gonzalez, known as 'The Pampas Bull' for his tough, hard-charging approach, was the first driver to win a world championship grand prix for Ferrari. Back in 2010, Tony Watson spoke to him for AUTOSPORT |
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18 JUN |
BY GARY WATKINS |
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| They're the big-hitters in the world's toughest race, but who'll have the edge over 24 hours? Gary Watkins attempts an answer |
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18 JUN |
BY QUENTIN SPURRING |
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| In celebration of Le Mans turning 90 this year, veteran 24 Hours journalist Quentin Spurring has picked out his definitive race from each decade |
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17 JUN |
BY SAM TREMAYNE |
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| Mike Conway may have given up on ovals, but he is relishing the prospect of taking on Le Mans for the first time, as he tells Sam Tremayne |
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