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VECTRA - The Virtual Encyclopaedia of Cars, Tracks, Racers And-so-on

VECTRA represents the collected, distilled and crystallised wisdom of the entire dotdotdotcomma team, so as you can imagine it's pretty bloody impressive. Or you could just regard it is as a loose collection of half-truths, polemic and ill-informed opinion, which nevertheless strives to entertain. With pictures.

Whichever view you take, you'll find within VECTRA's virtual pages everything you need to know about all the drivers, teams, circuits and assorted hangers-on, for which we could be bothered to write an entry.

We still haven't got anything under "X" though.

VECTRA currently contains 113 entries.

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today's featured entry

VAN DE BURGT, ANDREW

updated: 5th Nov 2008
18:48:00

Autosport Editor

Autosport's editor caught in a rare moment without his head up Lewis Hamilton's arse.

Andrew van de Burgt is editor of Autosport magazine.

He first saw Lewis Hamilton race in the 2002 Formula Renault UK Championship and hasn't quite recovered since. Over the years he has come to know Lewis well, thanks to memorabilia and press cuttings he keeps in a shrine in his bedroom.

In 2006, van de Burgt took the unprecedented decision to put the then GP2 star on the cover of Autosport after his flawless win on the streets of Monaco with the headline 'F1 get ready for Lewis'.

Lewis Hamilton hasn't been off the cover of the magazine since.

In early 2008, van de Burgt published his slurpy book "Lewis Hamilton: A Portrait of Britain's New F1 Star" in hardback with wipe-clean pages.

current most popular entries

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3. McLaren
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single least popular entry

113. Team Lotus

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LOTUS F1

updated: 28th Dec 2011
14:13:27

Much like celebrities who get hitched to entirely inappropriate partners, the team formerly known as Toleman has the kind of history that should make any prospective bedfellow run a mile. Lotus F1 is merely the latest in a line of rebrands that has seen Toleman beget Benetton, Benetton beget ...,[more...]

VETTEL, SEBASTIAN

updated: 17th Dec 2011
00:12:07

Sebastian Vettel holds pretty much all the "youngest ever" F1 records going and several that hadn't even been thought of before he turned up in his pushchair as Sauber's Friday driver in 2006. At the time of his F1 race debut in 2007, he hadn't actually won a title since taking the 2004 German ...,[more...]

CATERHAM

updated: 7th Dec 2011
13:55:32

After Lotus, there was Caterham; as it was in the 1960s with road cars, so it was in 2011 in F1. Lotus Racing team owner Tony Fernandes, keen to avoid further legal action from Group Lotus, opted to change his squad's name to Caterham, a car manufacturer that he did own. The cars would keep their ...,[more...]