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Trojan Tauranac
Sir, I greatly enjoyed reading your interview with Ron Tauranac in the December issue — surely he must rank as…
February 1994
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Advantage Indy
Sir, With Formula 1 about to go in for a mixture of technology and entertainment, it might be worth reflecting…
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Pro-Am problems
Sir, The recent RACMSA announcement that advertising permits are to be abolished is greatly to be deprecated as disadvantaging the…
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Over-regulation
Sir, Unfortunately WB is quite correct in describing the difficulties being put in the way of enjoying motoring by the…
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Long-gone Rouen
Sir, I was interested to read the article in January's Motor Sport about Ron Tauranac. The photo of Dan Gurney…
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Air Miles appeal
Sir, We are writing to ask for help. We are wondering if readers could possibly let us have any of…
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The numbers game
Sir, Having enjoyed reading Motor Sport since the 1950s and just finished the most enjoyable January 1994 issue, I feel…
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Motoring collectors items
Motoring art has captured the imagination of collectors since the first automobile took to the road. It is a fascinating…
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Automobile literature
The speed enthusiast's library by Eric Thompson This was the heading for an article in Speed magazine in February 1936.…
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Collectables
Top left: Motor Racing with Mercedes Benz by George Monkhouse. Top right: Motoraces Photographic book by George Monkhouse. Bottom left:…
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