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RAC attracts strong entry
British rally stalwarts Jeremy Easson and David Stokes are among the leading entries for the 2009 Roger Albert Clark Rally,…
December 2009
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Pitlane to podium
Shaun Lynn and Andrew Haddon upheld GT40 honour in the Spa Six Hours with aremarkable drive from 98th to first…
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Around the houses, December 2009
– Bonhams – The inaugural auction at Reims was held the weekend after the Goodwood Revival sale and produced a…
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Louisa Skipper's diary
Maserati makes its mark on Goodwood More than 100 classic Maseratis travelled from seven countries, including Australia, for the recent…
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BMW M3
Its great rival the Sierra Cosworth was faster, but the M3 won on reliability – quite literally, with numerous title…
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Reviews, December 2009
Out of the Shadows Behind the Scenes of 1960s Motor Racing Roger Lane Following a positive response from his inclusion…
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Doug Nye
Ferrari’s fifth amendment Enzo Ferrari made sure the Pescara 4 Hours counted for the 1961 World Championship – and his…
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Bill Boddy
The high-flyer from Bradford Felix Scriven’s long drives down from Yorkshire to compete at Brooklands were well worth the effort…
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