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Adrian Newey renege left Rahal high and dry
The close friendship of Bobby Rahal, and Adrian Newey, was founded on the bond that occurs when conversations between a…
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Unsung Heroes: The V12 Jaguars that Kept Racing Heritage Alive
Group 44 Jaguar E-type Looks scary, doesn’t IT? Sounds scary, too. As in ‘throw yourself flat on the floor when…
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Goodwood's Kinrara Trophy: A Glorious Race of Vintage GT Legends
Of the many pinch-yourself moments routinely served up to crowds and competitors at the Goodwood Revival, the Kinrara Trophy has…
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Martin Brundle back in Group C Jaguar XJR-12
The look on Martin Brundle’s face the minute he walks into the garage at Silverstone is a picture. There’s an…
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CUT 7: The Mystique and Legacy of Racing E-types with Unique Plates
Rather like today’s superstar footballers and musicians – so famous they’re known only by their first names – the most…
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Jaguar Icons
The coolest of cats On April 15 1961, Graham Hill served notice of the Jaguar E-type’s potential by giving the…
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Damon Hill and the Legacy of ECD 400: A Racing Legend's Connection
It looked like nothing else on earth and cost a fraction as much as a comparable Ferrari. It wasn’t conceived…
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The Resurrection of the Missing Six: Jaguar's E-Type Lightweight Revival
The Missing Six. Sounds like something out of the Enid Blyton collection, but it is in fact the romantic tale…
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From Cardboard Model to Supercar Legend: The Jaguar XJ220 Story
Despite being armed only with the rear-view mirror of a Fiat Punto, I was able to see the bigger picture.…
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Inside the XJ220 Le Mans Campaign: Racing Against All Odds
Three XJ220s were set aside for a Le Mans programme with Jaguar’s racing partner Tom Walkinshaw – although one was…
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