Happy birthday to Christijan Albers.

Here he is going for it in a Visa Cash App RB – different times.

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“I walked back to the pits. Colin, bent over his lap chart, didn’t even look up.

“‘You f***ed that up, didn’t you. You’re fired.’ Not a long F1 career. Half a lap.”

Jackie Oliver on the pains of trying to replace Jim Clark at Lotus: bit.ly/4aSj2jz

F1 debuts are never easy – especially when you're replacing Jim Clark at Lotus:

“Colin didn’t have an arm around anyone’s shoulder. He didn't want me there – he didn’t want to spend time messing around bringing young drivers on.”

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So cool to see the Lotus 66 at Goodwood - brought to life by old designs found at Hethel.

Spoke to Simon Lane and Russell Carr about it last year: “Like finding a long-lost Beatles song”.

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Le Mans runner-up Graham Whitehead was born OTD in 1922.

The Cooper-Jaguar he raced with his step-brother Peter was a European co-star – then disappeared.

Mark Bisset tells the tale of the most successful of the six Jaguar-powered racers:

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And look at that!

Seen better

The slippery D-type topped a terrific 1950s for Jaguar and won where it mattered: Le Mans.

Read its brilliant story, then cast your vote to choose the #RC100 'Race car of the Century' – in association with Richard Mille and Footman James.

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Remembering Reutmann – do F1 stars get any cooler?

Born OTD in 1942: bit.ly/4arQHRF

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Stirling passed away four years ago today - forever ‘The Boy’.

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Yahoo Japan featured my irreverent Tsunoda-centred take on the F1 weekend, which means…

…not sure what it means actually

On this day in 1993, Senna schooled 'em all.

Simon Arron was there: bit.ly/4auzbvM

Mike Hawthorn, Britain's first F1 champ, was born OTD in 1929.

Goodwood was the stage where he rose from the rank of walk-on extra to name-in-lights star - in one day, as Paul Fearnley writes in today's Great Read:

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Desert dispatch from Rd1 of WECky races in this month’s mag! 🫡

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Remembering Mike – Britain's first world champion.

Born OTD in 1929.

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The 1995 Indy 500, '95 IndyCar championship, F1 runner-up in '96 and world champion by '97 - all in the space of two and half years.

Happy birthday to Jacques Villeneuve. Is he racing's most underrated driver?

Happy birthday to F1, IndyCar and sports car ace Mark Blundell.

Spoke to him last year about when he set Le Mans’ greatest lap in the brutal Nissan R90CK - after disobeying team orders, unplugging the radio and absolutely going for it.

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Only one man can save F1 now, so says James Elson.

He claims Yuki Tsunoda is the sole driver injecting a bit of excitement into the world championship – Going Up, Going Down proffers him as Verstappen's team-mate for 2025.

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Happy birthday to former F1, IndyCar and sports car ace Mark Blundell.

His astounding 1990 Le Mans lap is often held up as the best ever round the legendary circuit – he remembers it to Motor Sport in today's Great Read.

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