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Maserati 450S book review: Modena’s heavy hitter

“When she didn’t break, she won.” That’s the frustrating summary of the career of Maserati’s big, booming 450S, the Modena firm’s contender in the 1957 World Sportscar Championship. Scarily fast,…

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By Gordon Cruickshank

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Grand Prix of Pau

Pau, France, April 17th Just as the Brabham-Hondas ran away from everyone on the flat "grass-track" circuit of Goodwood, so they did on the climbing, twisting, turning, descending street-circuit of…

May 1966 Issue

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Lotus voices

The early years "A great place to work." That's how long-time Lotus mechanic Bob Dance recalls his time. "You were working with Colin Chapman, Jim Clark, Len Terry, Maurice Phillippe…

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Club news, March 1953

We hear... Stirling Moss has been road-testing moderately-priced British cars made by the Big Five, for the Sunday Express. The Andover and District Model Engineering Society is organising a meeting…

March 1953 Issue

By Motor Sport

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