Shopping for a Rolls-Royce
(Continued from the April issue) LAST month I resumed my shopping spree for a used Rolls-Royce. This time I went up to Great Gidding, near Huntingdon, a town which must…
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The Brabham BT52 will form a central feature of Goodwood’s Speedweek, as we report on page 114, and enjoyed a remarkable career despite it ultimately being a rush job. When ground effects were banned at the end of 1982, Brabham designer Gordon Murray had just six weeks to design it from scratch. His arrow-like effort paid off handsomely, with Nelson Piquet winning three races and taking the championship.