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The sound of the crowd
Mallory Park, March 1: months of doubt finally subside as a grass-roots paradise is reborn The circuit had been open…
May 2014
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Farewell to a friend
Wrexham & Bala, February 28: a tribute to one of our sport’s unsung characters It was an association that began…
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Changing landscapes
Brands Hatch, March 8-9: mainland circuit racing resumes… on two wheels only It wasn’t always thus. The dawn of March…
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Sweeping beauty
This is no Bentley thoroughbred, but Crewe provided the inspiration... and a fair few parts Bentley has been offering up…
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Dream garage
What we’d blow the budget on this month Graeme Hunt Fiat 130 Coupé Not all 1970s Fiats have endured, but…
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Red rags and Red Bull
What stirs air racers’ thoughts at 250mph? Laundry, apparently Heading the latest issue of the FJ Newsletter, which Duncan Rabagliati…
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Maximum attack
How to assess your fellow road users, a bygone system revisited Looking for some information among WB’s writings, I was…
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Mitchell’s place in Indy history
In 1914, a Sunbeam engineer became the first Brit to compete in the fledgling 500 If you followed F5000 in…
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Material wealth
The pioneering Brooklands spirit that served motorists and aviators so well Last half-term I took three of my grandchildren to…
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More than a fairey tale
How ingenuity turned an elderly Alfa Romeo into an unlikely, high-speed star of the 1930s Chris Staniland raced both motorcycles…
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Frame academy
How road and racing cars used to be built, a world away from CAD systems and wind tunnels The automobile…
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