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Mercedes bends
Sir. Your caption writer (MOTOR SPORT, October 1993, p1029, Oldtimer GP) seems to be under the impression that Mercedes SSKs…
December 1993
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Norton necessity
Sir, In reply to WB (page 1042, October), I remember that H Mortimer Batten wrote articles for The Motor Cycle…
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Rene Dreyfus
Sir, The passing of Rene Dreyfus is certainly sad. A great driver and person he was! I still have an…
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Bitter end
Sir, I have become sadly accustomed to Ayrton Senna hitting people on the racetrack. I am bitterly disappointed to see…
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Boxing loves
Sir, Here's an idea. Despite his defeat against Lennox Lewis, Frank Bruno says he wants to pursue his sporting career.…
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