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Simon Taylor
Here in Britain, a wave of patriotic indignation greeted the news that Justin Wilson had lost his seat in the…
February 2004
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This month in
1994 Works Nissan 300ZX (above) dominates Daytona 24 Hours, winning by 24 laps. Thomas Radstrom wins the Swedish Rally and…
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My only Grand Prix
1974 Belgian at Nivelles by Gerard Larrousse How did a driver in the middle of a successful season of sportscar…
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My hero
By John Surtees "Growing up during World War II limited the scope for sporting hero worship, but two magazine pictures…
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Nigel Roebuck
Legends: Retiring champions It was with some surprise that we learned, last June, that Michael Schumacher had agreed to extend…
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How Paddy Hopkirk won the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally: key figures relive epic victory
It was the last weekend of January, 1964. Bruce Forsyth and Tommy Cooper flanked Joan Regan on the revolving stage…
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Dieppe
The late twenties Grand Prix scene was swamped by Bugatti, creating a surge of French circuits. Tim Scott visits a…
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Complex inferiority
In 1924, Delage unveiled France's new Grand Prix hope. Its sophisticated V12 engine promised much but in vain, as Anthony…
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The Ickx factor
He had the talent to be Formula One World Champion, but did he lack the ambition? Adam Cooper talks to…
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Bob Wollek luckless at Le Mans: For want of a lap
"I've won everything in sportscars, except of course, the Le Mans 24 Hours. And of all the near misses, it…
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The Senna years
Photography by Rainer SchlegelmilchAn era in pictures. That has been the theme of the previous three books in the series…
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X-ray Spec: ERA E-type
Built to challenge the Continental GP teams, this design was flawed from the start: Keith Howard speaks to the man…
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Anglo - German sensations
They were the two greatest marques in the vintage years of sports car racing, yet rarely met directly on the…
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Uufulfilled quest
BMW's famous badge graced a chassis which for a few months in 1970 did most of the winning in F2.…
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Stadium rock
Pete Tucker was one of the very first stars as stock car racing took a hold in fifties Britain. He…
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Over there & overlooked
Why don't we think of John Fitzpatrick as a sports car star? Because his major successes came in the States,…
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Donald Campbell - The Man Behind the Mask
By David Tremayne ISBN 593 05058 4 Published by Bantam, £20Earlier Campbell biogs have concentrated on the shadow of his…
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Daytona 24 Hours
By J.J. O'Malley ISBN 1-893618-24-2 Published by David Bull, £59.99 How is it that a comprehensive history of the most…
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The Great Challenge-The Senna Years
By Dieter Streve-Mülhens & Rainer Schlegelmilch ISBN 3 00 012 504 3 Published by Schlegelmilch, 255 Euros This lavish series…
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Vanwall - Green For Glory
By Ed McDonough ISBN 1 86126 542 5 Published by Crowood, £19.95It's surprising that this is the first Vanwall book…
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