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New RAC TT for Silverstorne
The newly created Royal Automobile Club Historic Tourist Trophy will be one of the new features at the Silverstone Classic…
July 2010
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Sports-racers to head for Oulton
Big-engined sports-racing cars from the 1960s will return to Oulton Park in August as an invited class within the Guards…
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In brief, July 2010
* The Chevron B8 that John Lepp drove in 1969 has returned to racing in the hands of Ed Lovett.…
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Waldegård back in Merc for Ypres
Swedish rally ace Bjorn Waldegård will renew his old association with Mercedes when he drives a classic 500SLC from Silver…
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Amon bad luck strikes once again
Ron Maydon, founder of the Masters organisation, is confident that his unique Amon F101 Grand Prix car will be back…
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Hunt McLaren to star at Knockhill
The ex-James Hunt McLaren M26 will be one of the big attractions at the fifth annual Classic SpeedFair at Knockhill…
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Lack of entries scuppers Aintree sprint
Ambitious plans to bring competitive motor sport back to the Tatts Corner section of the former Grand Prix circuit at…
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New hope for Donington
Racing will make a welcome return to Donington Park over the first weekend of September when a Masters Classic Festival…
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Oily rags to riches
Motor racing’s past is recreated with great authenticity at the Monaco Historique, which this year boasted a 40-strong F3 grid…
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Italy's rolling museum
Ferrari and Mercedes put on stunning displays in the Mille Miglia, but a BMW hits the top spot It was…
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Around the houses, July 2010
– RM Auctions – The company broke its own record for the most successful motor car auction ever when it…
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Down on Jody's farm
You are more likely to find Jody Scheckter on a tractor these days than on the glamorous F1 circuit –…
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VSCC season springs to life
Alarge crowd came to sunny Silverstone in April for the VSCC’s Spring Start meeting, where Mark Walker made a hit…
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Jaguar XJ220
The XJ220 wasn’t the car that Jaguar had promised its customers – in fact, in a happy twist of fate…
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Book reviews, July 2010, July 2010
Alfa Romeo From 1910 to 2010 Maurizio Tabucchi A century is a large slice of history to fit in a…
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Ferrari's Vs for victory
Ferrari’s V12 F1 cars are remembered fondly, but in fact the Scuderia fared better with simpler concepts My late, great…
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Cars with curves in all the right places
Motor racing history is punctuated by a series of landmark cars, events and seasons. One such landmark season was surely…
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Lotus wasn't only Indy innovator
Jackie Stewart is to drive the Ford Museum’s ex-Jim Clark 1965 Indy-winning Lotus 38 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.…
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Donington in decay? We've been here before...
Over last winter, Donington Park was reduced to a mess. This is terribly sad for all those supporters of the…
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Taking up the reins in racing
When George Duller looked around for alternative challenges to a life in the saddle he quickly lit on the four-wheeled…
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