November 2001 VRJ

Profile: Wood Works – Ed McDonough takes an exclusive test drive of the world’s only wooden monocoque formula car-the Harris-Costin Protos F2.

Interview: Ron Costin – We speak with the son and partnerof famed aerodynamicist Frank Costin about what life was like working with his famous father.

Feature: The Jet Set, Part 2 – In the final installment of his series on the history of turbine-powered racecars, Michael Oliver examines the impact of the turbine on the face of the Indianapolis 500 and Formula One.

Fast Lines: Uncle Ken – Pete Lyons mourns the loss of one of Formula One’s favorite uncles and kindest individuals-Ken Tyrrell.

Stirling Speaks: The Vanwall Days – Sir Stirling Moss looks back at the cars, the personalities and the obsession that made Vanwall Britain’s great “green” hope.

Art History: “Deus ex Machina” – Wally Thomason conjures a divine image of the quintessential Alfa Romeo.

Last Lap: PLA 8TS – Mike Lawrence reveals what the Queen of England, Stirling Moss and a porn star have in common.

First Turn: My Bonnie

Photo Gallery: Rennsport Reunion, Monterey Historics

Market Guide: Formula 5000

Product Review: Circuito Del Garda