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Mile Miglia tour hits capacity
The Mille Miglia regularity tour will take to the course of the famous Italian road race on May 15-18, with…
June 2008
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Pau misses out on big races
The crowded European historic racing calendar has taken a heavy toll on the Grand Prix Historique de Pau this year,…
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Passione fruit
Some newcomers to the historic racing grid provided a highlight of the Grande Passione event at Donington Park By Paul…
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One for the road
This rare Bugatti should be driven, not stored away We recently received an e-mail about a barn find near Sintra in…
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Alfa Romeo SS
When it proved too hefty as a racer, the SS was transformed into a luxurious and distinctive grand tourer whose performance…
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Book reviews, June 2008, June 2008
‘Whizzo’ The motor sporting life of Barrie Williams Paul Lawrence Anyone who’s either spectated or competed in British club racing over…
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Doug Nye
Paperwork that is a joy The race records of teams like Cooper Cars are as good as any photograph when…
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Bill Boddy
Fanning the flames of hispano history Our founder editor once owned a 1914 Alphonso Hispano-Suiza which gave him more than…
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Béguin back to scene of his greatest win at the Tour de Corse Historique
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