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Letters:
Standards! Sir, If sports-car racing ceases to exist in its present form — or something very close to it —…
June 1989
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Macau research
Sir, l am currently writing a book covering the history of the Macau Grand Prix. The event celebrates its 35th…
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Jowett steering
Sir, In the "Veteran to Classic" article on the Jowett Jupiter (Motor Sport, February 1989) a mention is made on…
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Losing the toss!
Sir, How much I enjoyed reading "A Thing of the Past" (Motor Sport, April 1989). It brought back many happy…
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Turbo response
Sir, With no intention of debating the merits of turbochargers on sports and racing cars, I must disagree with Mr…
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