Mini Magazine

Mini Magazine: the perfect magazine for anyone who wants to get the best out of their classic Mini. Rammed with technical features, advice, inspirational feature cars and plenty of reader involvement. Please note: This digital version of the magazine does not currently include the covermount items or content you would find on printed newsstand copies

WELCOME

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SCIENCE & NATURE • Fusing natural evolution with scientific experimentation (plus a huge blower), Andy Bonney’s Mini is a game-changing plaything

ABINGDON WORKS MOTORSPORT

‘I’M UP IN ACEMAAAAAAAAN…’

NORFOLK ENCHANTS

CAPTURE THE CASTLE

RACING LINES BILL SOLLIS

KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ON THE SHOW SCENE

HIGH DRAMA AT DONINGTON

BOB SHAW MEMORIAL STAGES

TTR AT SILVERSTONE

THE GREEN MILES

WET AND WILD

Charlie’s Angel • It’s taken quite a few years to get to this point, but Charlie Bennett is planning some heavenly results for his flip-front Mini rebuild

HOME SCHOOLING • Mollie Challice’s commitment to researching and learning new skills could teach us all a thing or two

VIENNESE WHIRL

MINI FESTIVAL – BRANDS HATCH

SPECIAL EFFECTS • Passed down from mother to son, this reborn Clubman flies the flag for period tuning

SUPER GRASS

LAVA MACHINE

TECH: TEN OF THE BEST: SAFETY AND USABILITY MODS • We pick out ten of the jobs you can do on your Mini to make it an altogether more pleasant – and safer – experience when behind the wheel

Mini TECH

The latest Mini products

Back to Square One

COOPER S SPORT 5

REWIND • For this month’s trawl through the Mini Magazine archives, we’re spinning the hourglass back to August 1998

HYPERACTIVE • Even with hypercar levels of performance, Chris Vincent isn’t satisfied. His supercharged Z Car just keeps on getting more powerful

A Question of Sport • Ever wondered what it would have been like if MINI had campaigned the R56 in the WRC? James Brooks was curious, so he created this...

Rota Damascus • Seeking a project to build with his daughter, Paul Mcloughlin had an epiphany as he sat looking at the classic Mini on the driveway