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Memories of Ayrton
By Christopher Hilton ISBN 1 8442 5 005 9 Published by Haynes, £19.99 What do Rick Mears, Reinhold Joest and…
February 2004
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Ferrari Formula 1
By Peter Wright ISBN 1-893618-29-3 Published by David Bull, £59.95 Ferrari is in a state of war, says Ross Brawn.…
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Was this Britain's first race ?
It is something of a chicken or egg puzzle. I refer to the fact that the CARkeys website has put…
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Miscellany, February 2004
The Middlesex County AC's centenary in 2005 is already being prepared for, and its Centenary Committee Secretary, Kathleen Dawson, would…
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The heavy toll of motor racing
The clebrated columnist 'Taki' of The Spectator has been reminded by Adam Cooper's book Piers Courage Last of the Gentlemen…
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Stopping for a pint and a photo
Among the many aspects of vintage and veteran interest, may I suggest another one that of keeping one's eyes open…
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A brace of early road tests
I remember two rather fascinating road test reports in The Autocar in 1920, when the roads were not just free…
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The returning of the Shew
Quite remarkably, a one-off car of a previously unheard of make has returned to where it was first built, in…
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WO was a racing driver, too
W Bentley will forever be respected as the instigator of some of the greatest sportscars of vintage years. Most 'Bentley…
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Parting shot
US Grand Prix, Watkins Glen 1967 Graham Hill leads team-mate and eventual winner Jim Clark (5) away at the start,…
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