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MOTORSPORT
Rally Ireland: Ready, steady, stop
As a rookie co-driver alongside Tony Jardine in the Castrol Daily Telegraph team, Franca Davenport has taken just six weeks to gain an international licence for this week’s Rally Ireland. But as the team arrived in Sligo, disaster struck.
17 Nov 2007
Race of Champions: Winners at Wembley
Franca Davenport previews the Race of Champions, which comes to Britain for the first time next month.
17 Nov 2007
Rally Ireland: Achtung, baby, we're here
Franca Davenport continues her quest for a rally navigator's licence.
10 Nov 2007
MotoGP Preview: the tyres debate rages on and on
As the last round approaches, Suzi Perry promises to jump naked from a bridge...
03 Nov 2007
How to prepare for Rally Ireland without actually going there
Franca Davenport continues her quest for an international rally co-driver's licence.
03 Nov 2007
Rally Ireland: Moving up a pace
Franca Davenport gets to grips with pace notes on the second stage of her six-week quest to become an international rally navigator and compete in Rally Ireland.
27 Oct 2007
Lewis Hamilton: technical perfection and human frailty
Simon Arron takes a look at how Lewis Hamilton exceeded all expectations in this year's Formula One season.
27 Oct 2007
The history of the Silver Arrows
Doug Nye reveals the myth behind the livery of Mercedes-Benz racers - often referred to as the Silver Arrows.
27 Oct 2007
MotoGP preview: the Malaysian GP
It's all a question of tyres as the circus hits Malaysia tomorrow, writes Suzi Perry.
20 Oct 2007
Three into one won't go at the Brazilian Grand Prix
On the eve of the nail-biting Formula One finale in Brazil, Doug Nye recalls 10 previous three-way, last-race title fights.
20 Oct 2007
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The Ducati 848 is a lot more than a poor man's 1098, says Kevin Ash. Erin Baker has a look at some gear for motorcyclists to keep you safe, warm and dry this festive season. |
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