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Hill's Astons
Sir, The only Aston Martin usually associated with Graham Hill is the Project 212 GT Prototype that he drove at…
July 1997
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Williams' other team
Sir, Space probably prevented Shaun Campbell from mentioning the brief connection of the mysterious `Williams' with the leading Anglo French…
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The beast unleashed
Sir, I was nine when I first set eyes on one of Art Arfons' Green Monster creations (MOTORSPORT, May). My…
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Wonder woman
Sir, I very much enjoyed Wonder Woman, the article about Michele Mouton in your June issue. Some aspects in Liz…
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The Editor Encounters a Hot Rod
Last September PF Payne made fastest sports-car time of the day at the Gosport Speed Trials in his Ford, clocking…
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Henri Pescarolo's guide to Le Mans
Four-time Le Mans winner Henri Pescarolo looks back on his 30 races at the Sartre circuit, including his horrific accident…
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Beyond Le Mans: The career highlights
Henri Pescarolo's four wins and 30 starts at Le Mans have given him a unique place in motor racing history.…
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Jaguar's paradise lost: The incredible XJ13 sports car
What is it about the Jaguar XJ13? What other racing car could have once attracted an offer of £7 million…
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The successor and the successful
We knew the chaps from the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust had arrived some time before we saw them. The straight…
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Lucky strike
If Juan Manuel Fangio's first race at Monaco was stunning, his first race lap was unbelievable. Shaun Campbell recalls Fangio's…
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World's fastest garden party
Historic car events have now hit centre-stage around the world - witness the crowds at the Mille Miglia, Laguna Seca…
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Where and how much?
With tens of thousands of spectators expected at the Festival of Speed, it's vital that you give yourself plenty of…
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Maserati 250F
The 250F was one of those great racing cars that was pretty much right straight out of the box. It…
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Ferrari 333SP
There's a certain mystique about Ferrari. I was thrilled to be working there that was the most enjoyable thing about…
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The Silver Arrows
For the first time in almost 60 years, the fabulous Silver Arrows of Auto Union and Mercedes-Benz will be officially…
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Williams FW18
Williams has achieved massive success since it scored its first Grand Prix win in 1979, but none of the team's…
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Napier-Railton
One of the largest and most impressive racing cars in the Brooklands section of the Goodwood Festival assembly will be…
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Porsche 917/30
It doesn't matter who you are, what you've raced or how long you have been in the front line of…
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Ferrari 612P
I don't feel that the 612 ever reached its full potential. There was a lot left in it but the…
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MG Metro 6R4
The MG Metro 6R4 was an incredibly exciting car to drive but it really needed a longer life if we…
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