Derek Bell: my first Le Mans – in a works Ferrari
Le Mans legend Derek Bell made his first Le Sarthe start for Ferrari in 1970 - as he tells Damien Smith, it was far from a happy debut
Le Mans legend Derek Bell made his first Le Sarthe start for Ferrari in 1970 - as he tells Damien Smith, it was far from a happy debut
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