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Ferrari in Mille Miglia tribute
In addition to 360 pre-58 cars in the main Mille Miglia Retro, 120 classic Ferraris will tackle the same route…
March 2010
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Revival for toughest rally
The Liege-Rome-Liege Rally, THOUGHT to be one of the toughest events in Europe, will be recreated in 2011 as a…
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In brief, March 2010
* The 50th anniversary of the Loton Park hillclimb in Shropshire will be celebrated on June 12/13. The event will…
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Giacomelli to visit Race Retro
Italian Grand Prix racer Bruno Giacomelli will be the star guest at Race Retro from March 12-14, as the event…
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Around the houses, March 2010
– RM Auctions – RM held its Automobiles of Arizona sale on the same weekend as Gooding & Co ran…
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Button & Co put on a show
The 20th edition of the Autosport International show at Birmingham’s NEC hosted star guests such as current Formula 1 World…
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Ford Escort Mk1
The simple but effective Mk1 – in all its variations – might not be so readily available today, but its…
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"I raced one"
Chris Craft This accomplished sports car ace was once a tin-top front-runner in BSCC – and ETCC – Escorts “I…
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The Brawn Story
Christopher Hilton With so many books on Jenson Button, it’s good to read one about the man who made his…
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The Official Formula 1 Season Review 2009
Foreword by Bernie Ecclestone As you’d expect, a very thorough look at the ’09 season, including a great interview with…
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Superprix SS
Collins & David Page An interesting account of the 19-year battle to get racing onto the streets of Birmingham and…
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Autocourse 2009-2010
Jam-packed with features by the cream of Formula 1 journalists, this covers everything from Jenson’s season of glory, Brawn GP’s…
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Frazer Nash
The Post-War Frazer Nash James Trigwell & Anthony Pritchard FN Registrar Trigwell and motor writer Pritchard here make plain the…
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Speedway
Auto racing’s ghost tracks SS Collins & Gavin D Ireland Revisiting disused race circuits? What a good idea! It works…
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Jenson Button
A World Champion’s Story Alan Henry Among the rash of Jenson Button books to follow on from his spectacular 2009…
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Schuey joins the good old boys
The German is by no means the oldest driver to contest Grands Prix, but at least the likes of Fangio…
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Final hurrah for front-engined GP car
The upcoming 2010 racing season marks the 50th anniversary of the front-engined Grand Prix racing car’s frontline demise. That’s right,…
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The Italian, the Count and a swift exit from Le Mans...
One of the lesser known – and in my view rather underrated – international racing drivers of the early 1960s…
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Ferguson's big ambition at Indy
Significant front-engined racing cars continued to be designed and built after 1960, most notably for USAC Championship Trail speedway racing,…
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Improving on Le Patron
Today a Bugatti is an object of reverence, but it was not always so, as WB demonstrates with this much-altered…
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