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Pebble Beach
The world in general and America in particular may be gripped by fears of economic meltdown, but in one scenic…
November 2011
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Chelsea AutoLegends
OK, let’s get it out of the way at the start. if you hold an outdoor event in Britain even…
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Reflections
Memorable moments at Spa and Monza European classics were always held in awe For one brief period every year Grand…
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Patrick Head on the mystery of Carlos Reutemann
I am sometimes asked about past Williams drivers and Carlos Reutemann in particular, who is always referred to as enigmatic…
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A different world
I wIll put my cards on the table before goIng any further. I like renault. My family has two of…
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Nuclear over-reactors
This month’s Japanese Motorcycle Grand Prix at Motegi will go ahead despite the best efforts of the MotoGP elite. Riders’…
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Shooting Stars
Like Last year, the 2011 IndyCar Championship has been a season-long duel between Dario Franchitti and Will power. As I…
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Fast sweepers
Sir Very interesting read on the history of Rockingham Motor Speedway in the October issue, particularly as I attended both…
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lckx clicks, but who's Mr Thin?
Sir, A couple of the articles in the enjoyable (as always!) October issue brought back some 'local' memories. When Jacky…
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Passing comment
Sir, Several hundred quid to sit at Eau Rouge for my nine-year-old’s first Grand Prix at glorious Spa is just…
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Smokey trail
Sir, Nigel Roebuck’s reminiscences on the legend that was Smokey Yunick (September issue) were a good excuse to get out…
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It's quicker by car
Sir, I am catching up on my reading and chuckled at Nigel Roebuck’s travel woes in getting to Montréal from…
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Silverstone in perspective
Sir Dave Sherratt’s letter (October issue) on the facilities at Silverstone being no better than in the ’50s was a…
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Scrap mettle
Sir, The Italian Grand Prix was another terrific race on a classic track. I must admit I had questioned Sebastian…
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Run to the hills
Sir, Once again a brilliant front cover in October, featuring the Ferrari 312T of Clay Regazzoni. [As a subscriber, Mr…
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24 Hours party people
Sir, Regarding the Nürburgring, celebrated in the October issue, my son and I have been to the 24-hour race for…
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Show time
Sir, As a subscriber to your magazine, I wonder if your readers can help? I own an Alfa Romeo 2600…
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Satisfying dish
Sir, [Re the discussion on F1 TV coverage moving to Sky] I would've thought that any genuine motor sport enthusiast…
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Driving directions
Sir, Sorry to be pedantic with Chris Rouse (Letters, October issue), but I would suggest that he is a lover…
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Back to front
Sir, In Andrew Frankel's piece on the Audi R53 (September issue) he says he can't think of another manufacturer which…
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