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Driven
Could a modern supercar possibly stay the pace of a genuine hypercar from just 10 years ago? Andrew Frankel thought McLaren might have the answer
Features
The Goodwood Revival transformed historic motor racing for good. Andrew Frankel was there in 1998 for its inaugural running
Motorsport
At least one team has broken the Formula 1 cost cap already. But how is the FIA policing the new financial regulations, asks Karun Chandhok
Features
Forming an emotional connection to your tools is a love that rarely speaks its name but, reckons hopeless romantic Andrew English, is none the worse for that
Features
Driving a car and riding a bicycle are very different forms of enjoyment on wheels. But what should you be on and where, asks Henry Catchpole
Driven Archive
Heavier, floppier and more expensive, convertibles that are better than their coupé sisters are rare indeed. But, says Andrew English, this could be one of them
Features
It never did replace the 911 as intended but, says Peter Robinson, that didn’t stop the 928 becoming a design icon all by itself
Motorsport
Why the collapse of W Series is merely symptomatic of a far bigger, more entrenched problem that lies at the heart of our sport. By Andrew Frankel and Dan Prosser