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Mira-culous Argyll
SIir, I read with interest WB's article regarding the Excelsior and the Argyll cars in your July issue. Here at the Motoring Heritage Centre in Scotland we display Scotland's motoring…
You were there: 1971 British Grand Prix
Looking on the bright side: snapshots of the 1971 British Grand Prix
Up close with his hero: Nevill snaps Hill’s “lobster claw” Brabham BT34
Graham Nevill
A 14-year-old Graham Nevill managed to get close to his idol Graham Hill at the 1971 British Grand Prix at Silverstone… before a bungled flag drop took him out of the race at the start.
A different era: Graham Hill takes a break in the paddock
Graham Nevill
Peter Gethin looks over his McLaren-Ford
Graham Nevill
Mechanics hard at work, with Jackie Stewart’s winning Tyrrell among the pack
Graham Nevill
Ferrari had entered three updated 312B/2s, but Mario Andretti did not enter
Graham Nevill
Nevill fondly recalls the open paddock, which reminds him of the Goodwood Revival today
Graham Nevill
Vibrations had hurt the Ford-powered Lotus 72B, but strengthened bodywork helped Emerson Fittipaldi to third
Graham Nevill
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