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The Hidden 'b's
The Hidden 'Ws Sir, The Cosworth article in the December 1989 issue quotes Mr Goddard as saying that the competitiveness…
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An Appeal for Help
An Appeal for Help Sir, Since summer 1986, a detailed recording of the industrial archaeology of the entire Brooklands site…
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Metro Help Needed
Metro Help Needed Sir, I am writing a book about the Metro and wish to cover Metros in motor sports.…
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A Note of Thanks
A Note of Thanks Sir, The organisers of the Lombard RAC Rally would like to take this opportunity of thanking…
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Senna the Sinner?
Senna the Sinner? Sir May I join Diana Slater in the wilderness? Senna is a brilliant and forceful driver, a…
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World Champion or Not?
World Champion Or Not? Sir, I submit that the racing driver who, in a season, achieves the most race wins…
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Metallurgique
Metallurgique Sir, It was a very pleasant article in your magazine, on the Metallurgique, that very old Belgian car. In…
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