Tazio #4 - English

The fourth issue of the nobly designed magazine "Tazio" is once again dedicated to a whole series of exciting topics from the history of motorsport. Among other things, the latest issue deals with:
- The Dodge Viper GTS-R versus Chevrolet Corvette C5-R. “Tazio” looks back on GT-racing’s greatest fight in the 2000 ALMS season, including a test drive.
- Walter Röhrl turned 75 in March. Columnist Christian Geistdörfer has written a very personal portrait.
- AC Cobra 260. This was the car students used at the Carroll Shelby School of High Performance Driving at Riverside. Now, the car accepts on more student on board; the “Tazio” reporter.
- Colin Chapman was Lotus’ genius designer. Chapman’s career as a racing driver is less well-known.
- A detailed look at the Ford Escort RS1700T, Ford’s first Group B project that was canned at the last minute. “It could have changed my career,” says M-Sport’s Malcolm Wilson, who was signed up to drive it in the WRC in 1983.
- Skoda had the 1100 OHC ready to go to Le Mans in 1958. And then the Iron Curtain came down hard in Eastern Europe. “Tazio” discovers a gem that could have made life difficult for Lotus and Tojeiro.
- Tazio and Achille, friends off track, bitter rivals behind the wheel. We take an in-depth look at racing’s greatest rivalry that started on two wheels and continued on four wheels. For fifteen years, Tazio Nuvolari and Achille Varzi crossed swords on the race tracks.
- Hurley Haywood on Walter Röhrl, Steve Soper on Bathurst, Christian Geistdörfer on the Bandama rally in 1982 and Mike “Rocky” Rockenfeller looks back on the highs and lows in his career with Audi Sport.

The magazine with the name of the "Flying Mantovan", who among other things made the Silver Arrows look old at the Nürburgring in 1935 in an Alfa Romeo, is published by Johan Dillen and Dirk de Jager. The finely designed magazine is dedicated to the most exciting and important moments in motorsport history.