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Four-way fight for title
Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan gives his forthright views on the grand prix season so far, and an insight…
July 2007
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Monster of IROC
The International Race of Champions broke new ground during the 1970s with its all-inclusive driver line-up. Its premise was daring…
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More to see as the festival goes from strength to strength
New attractions alongside the usual allure of the best competition cars and renowned drivers from around the world mean that…
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Surtees on Clark
John Surtees says that ‘team-mate’ is a misnomer. Mateyness simply isn’t part of the relationship between drivers in a team, but…
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Brooklands
It seems extraordinary that a motor racing track could be 100 years old, but that is Brooklands’ proud boast this…
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The 'furious' female driver who helped bring Brooklands to life
The story of Brooklands and its creator Hugh Locke King has been made well known, not least through these pages,…
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Lunch with... Bill Boddy
It’s not usual for a magazine to interview its own staff – but Motor Sport has always been different. Simon…
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Brooklands' Lionheart
Legendary record breaker John Cobb didn’t say much – but his cars spoke volumes. Andrew Frankel gets a rare insight…
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F1 returns to the 'Ring
Nick Heidfeld was determined to make the most of a unique opportunity – to lap the legendary Nordschleife in a current-generation…
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Stars shine in Masters
Racing luminaries from then and now shone when the GP Euro Series made an impressive and highly entertaining debut at…
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Andy Wallace goes back in time
Le Mans winner Andy Wallace was one of the stars of the inaugural GP Euro Series meeting at Donington Park,…
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Alpine A110
France’s finest earned its formidable reputation in top-level rallying thanks to light weight and nimble handling. Just don’t call it…
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Bizarre events at the Track
Away from the racing, Brooklands has played host to a plethora of strange happenings – not least two cases of…
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Rumblings, July 2007
The Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts Club celebrates its golden anniversary this year. It continues to publish its bi-monthly bulletin packed with fine photographs of…
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Feeling superior in a Brough
C E ‘Titch’ Allen, OBE, BEM, founder of the Vintage Motor Cycle Club, has completed his biography about his experience…
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The BRM saga unfolded
For a concise but entirely adequate account of the dramatic career of Raymond Mays’s V16 BRM venture with advanced racing…
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The Petre principle
Everyone has some brief but memorable moments in life. One of mine occurred after I had contributed to a book…
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Thornycroft returns to UK
I hear that a 1908 Thornycroft has been imported here from Australia by an enthusiast who has restored many interesting…
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