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Talk curve -- Historic motorsport insight -- Why Wilds' thing is racing
In 40 years of motorsport Mike Wilds has gone from DRW to BMW. He talks to Richard Heseltine It didn't…
July 2005
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Marcus Pye's Diary
Authenticating a Lotus 23 with a real pedigree before making his pilgrimage to the Jim Clark Room at Duns…
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Simon Taylor's Notebook
After Motor Sport republished Jenks's 1955 epic, you'd think there wasn't much more to be said on the subject of…
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Parting shot
British Grand Prix Support, Silverstone, 1960 Doug Graham's Lotus 15 leads the Cooper Monaco of the spectacular George Pitt. You…
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