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Veteran to classic: VSCC Silverstone
Mayman benefit Full grandstands, sunshine and an entry of 222 drivers ensured another successful day’s racing at Silverstone on June…
August 1989
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Veteran to classic: VSCC Shelsley Walsh
The VSCC had its day on Shelsley’s age-old hill on July 1, with the weather holding up and a better…
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Veteran to classic: VSCC Oulton Park
A packed weekend Saturday Sadly the weather was unkind to the VSCC for the Saturday section of the Richard Seaman…
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Veteran to classic: Small ads.
Fun amongst the classifieds Classified or small advertisements in the old motor papers are an enthralling field through which to…
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Book reviews, August 1989, August 1989
Grand Prix Cars 1945-65 by mike Lawrence. 264pp. 10” x 8”. (Aston Publications Ltd, Bourne End House, Harvest Hill, Bourne End,…
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Letters from readers, August 1989
Satellite delight Sir, Having had my appetite whetted by my local ITV station’s screening of Indycar racing (albeit the 1988…
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