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Lunch with... John Webb
Having begun as a motorcycle grass track as far back as the 1920s, Brands Hatch has been a racing circuit…
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Racing Transmissions
As you flip the paddles of your road car you are benefitting from years of Formula 1 development Transferring power…
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Road cars
If I dwelled too much upon it, it might be depressing to consider how little influence the common motoring journalist…
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Road Tests
Audi Quattro The contract between car manufacturers and the press is simple. We use their cars to sell our magazines…
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Twenty Questions
SUBJECT: Dr Ulrich Bez OCCUPATION: Chairman and CEO, Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd What is your greatest achievement? My five kids…
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And that reminds me...
Aston Martin was depending on a blaze of good publicity when it launched the DB7 been no more crucial car…
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On the road... with Ed Foster
DONINGTON COLLECTION, DERBY Don't pass by this Treasure Trove It's the finest assessment of the Grand Prix cars on earth.…
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Doug Nye
When the mist lifted Gregor Grant’s reports of David Piper’s crash at a foggy Snetterton in 1964 caused a minor…
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Bill Boddy
Speed dynasty commemorated A blue plaque has been erected to remind people of the family with racing blood coursing through…
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