Motor Sport Magazine May-14 Retour à l'édition précédente

What is in the latest issue?

> Senna vs Schumacher - Like Moss vs Clark, Senna vs Schumacher is one of the great lost battles in F1 history. For two (and a bit) seasons we got a taste of what should have been in store. Here, to mark the 20th anniversary of Senna’s death, we examine what we saw of these two giants together – including the controversial early races in 1994 when Schuey was winning in a car Senna was convinced was bent – and speculate on what might have been had he lived.
> Ross Brawn interview- Hall of Fame inductee talks about his long career in the sport, specifically his success as a team owner in 2009 – and his not entirely happy departure from Mercedes
> Lunch with… John Force - The last of Simon’s three US features – and this time it’s something very different. John Force is the, er, major force in US drag racing, a sport that enjoys huge popularity and is perhaps the most spectacular form of motor sport in the world.
> Jim Clark at Mallory Park - Easter Monday, 1959. A 12-year-old lad travels to Mallory with his dad for the day and witnesses a driver he’s never heard of winning four races in a single day. The driver was Jim Clark and from that moment on, we had a new hero to rival Stirling Moss. Here, we recall the details of that day which went down in history as an early marker of just how good Clark could be.
> Motor Sport at Le Mans Classic - In July, Motor Sport will also mark its 90th with a cavalcade to Le Mans Classic, where we’ve teamed up with Speed Chills to host (paying) readers at our own campsite. Here, we look ahead to the event and offer more details of what the campers/race fans should expect.