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Simon does it again, but not so simply this time
HSCC: Donington Park Simon Hadfield began his 2003 in fine style by registering two wins at Donington Park in April.…
June 2003
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Letters from readers, June 2003
Finding Bonetto Sir, One of the elements of special interest to me in May's edition of Motor Sport was the…
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My generation
Sir, The day that I bought the April edition of Motor Sport I also purchased the then-current Autosport magazine, and…
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That's not me!
Sir, I have recently become reacquainted with Motor Sport, and congratulate you on what must be, at least for people…
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Group therapy
Sir, After viewing Eric Kent's letter in the March edition of Motor Sport, I felt the urge to contact you…
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Alive and well
Sir, In the light of recent correspondence following the article in March's edition, your readers will be pleased to know…
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Kiefts front...
Sir, I read with considerable interest the excellent article by Gordon Cruickshank on the grand prix Kieft. In September 1958…
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... And rear
Sir, Further to my earlier letter published in the April issue on the topic of the little-known rear-engined Kieft GP…
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Green leaf
Sir, The picture of Tom Delaney and Willie Green commemorating Donington Park's 70th anniversary, in the news pages of the…
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Nine points of law
Sir, It was nice to see the Lotus Mark IX, with the Vic Berris cutaway, featured in the May issue.…
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Modern times
Simon Taylor Two European rounds so far in this year's world championship, and two Fenari victories. The trio of season-opening…
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Giancarlo Baghetti: Nigel Roebuck's Legends
There were but five laps remaining in the 1996 Australian Grand Prix when Jacques Villeneuve got the message from the…
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Renault-Alpine's 1978 Le Mans 24 Hours win: All for one
Judging by how far the man holding the microphone-on-a-stick jumps back as the car fires up, our fervent hope that…
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Fate of endurance
In the early editions of the Le Mans 24-hour race, Lorraine-Dietrich cars were serious rivals to the Bentleys. Oone of…
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True-blue Le Mans survivor still impresses
The 1926 winner is the only genuine survivor of the Le Mans cars. After the race Robert Bloch acquired it…
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Peugeot 905: The incredible Le Mans winner fast enough for F1
Take out of the equation those pedal-to-metal laps around the old eight-mile Spa-Francorchamps or the pre-Hella Licht-S Osterreichring, and a…
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Dealing with loss
The one that got away Keke Rosberg: 1982 Belgian Grand Prix Formula One's most exciting racer had just been killed,…
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Wolverhampton wanderers
Midlands-based Sunbeam's entry for the 1923 French Grand Prix looked like being the best of the rest — yet the…
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Munich or bust
It was quick, powerful, reliable and adaptable. With more finance – and imagination – BMW's rally contender could have been…
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Mid-life prizes
Don Parker didn't begin racing until he was past 40 and yet he became one of Britain's most successful drivers…
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