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The art of CART
Sir I fully endorse your comments about the CART series in December's Arront Nonsense. I must confess to previously subscribing to the Euro-view of Indycar racing. That is until 1988…
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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