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History repeating
The result of this year's Goodwood TT Revival race reminded me of the May 1963 edition of Motor Sport —…
November 2013
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Reeds all about it
Reading the recent correspondence about Roy Salvadori investigating the lake at Oulton Park, he wasn't the only driver at the…
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A tough introduction
Your feature on Jock Horsfall brought back some sobering memories. My first visit to a motor sport event was at…
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Targa, Targa, burning bright
Someone has just given me your May issue — what a wonderful surprise to find the article on the last…
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Knowing one's track limits
I must take issue with Nigel Roebuck over his views on white lines. I believe they were first introduced at…
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In praise of Mr Elstrop
Reading about Colin Elstrop in the article about the MGB in the Le Mans Legends race, I was reminded of…
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The wild Rover
It was good to see your recent photo of a Rover P6 racing at Silverstone, because this year is the…
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Reflections
Kimi's move to Ferrari recalls other feisty driver pairings; Shell film rekindles the bravery that the old Spa demanded, and…
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François Cevert: F1's Model Pupil
Jackie Stewart was never going to be part of the Tyrrell team in 1974, having given Ken ample notice of…
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Sparks of Inspiration
The wraps are off Formula E's all-new electric racing car. But will it shock or run out of charge when…
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You, me and WB
The spirit of Bill Boddy was surely travelling with our two-man Bentley crew as they sprinted to John O'Groats and…
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Two-tone talent
The press called him a tearaway, but those close to him saw a smooth, determined driver a natural, and a…
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Jean-Pierre Wimille: his illustrated life story
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The sands of lap time
Niki Lauda won the last Dutch Grand Prix, back in 1985. Local man Mark Koense has researched the host circuit’s…
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Sébastien Ogier
There are quick routes to the top... and then there's the Méthode Ogier. Simon Arron chats to the World Rally…
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Lunch with Ian Phillips
Something a bit different this month. The subject of this ‘Lunch With…’ is hardly a household name: indeed many motor…
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Winning on demand
Derek Bennett didn’t plan to be a manufacturer, but when his Chevrons started winning, customers started ringing. Eighty years on…
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Events of the Month
Goodwood Revival Now 16 seasons old, the Goodwood Revival has become a celebration of the distinctive and the distinguished. Core…
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Make friends with a member
New Goodwood meeting promises even wider range – as long as you’re in the GRRC We’ve become used to the…
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No smoke without fire
Santa Pod, September 7: FIA European finals at the track of my tears The warnings are clear enough, but it’s…
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