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Profiling the classics of today and tomorrow - no. 0004 - Alpine A110. Picture by Francois Persoons. Click here for the first part of the 2001 WRC season review by Andrew Frampton. Picture by Peugeot. The sexy new Maserati 4200GT Coupe makes its debut at the 2002 Detroit Motor Show. Click here for more pictures. Picture by Maserati. The aggressive 1968 33.2 Coupe Stradele is one of many beautiful Alfa Romeos now in display in London - full story by Adam Jefferson. Picture by Adam jefferson. The launch of the 2002 Jaguar R3. Picture by Adam Jefferson.
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Update: 16 Jan 2002

Welcome to the latest update - now incorporating the main 2002 motorsport calendars.

Top story is the glitzy launch of Jaguar's 2002 F1 challenger - Shane O' Donoghue and Adam Jefferson went along to investigate.

Adam Jefferson has also been to the Alfa Romeo exhibition at the London Science Museum. Andrew Frampton has also been busy. This week's classic is the easily forgotten, yet wonderful Alpine A110.

I know the WRC season has just finished, but it is not long to the 2002 Rally of Monte Carlo. Andrew Frampton's review of the entire 2001 WRC season begins today. Other than that, there is of course the 2002 Detroit Auto Show to think about. Let's hope we have the time to fit it all in!

Shane - Ed

 
Jaguar F1 2002 launch
Jaguar's new R3 unveiled. Picture by Adam Jefferson.


The reason Bobby Rahal departed the Jaguar Racing team was due to his own workload which included commitments in the US. No other top F1 team principal tried to do so much, according to Niki Lauda, Jaguar Racing's Team Principal for the foreseeable future. As we all know; if you cut a pie into too many pieces it crumbles. The Jaguar Racing team was not as strong as was thought in 2001.

Read the full story here.

 

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