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Indy teams plan 2012 prototype
Most of the Indycar team owners – Chip Ganassi, Roger Penske, Michael Andretti, John Barnes, Tony George, Kevin Kalkhoven, Dennis…
March 2010
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Pete King MBE
Obituary Pete King, the one-time saxophone player who managed Ronnie Scott’s famous jazz club for almost 50 years, had a…
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Hirvonen's Fiesta takes IRC opener
Ford WRC star Mikko Hirvonen gave the M-Sport team’s Fiesta S2000 a convincing debut victory on the Monte Carlo Rally…
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Doing business with BMW
This month I want to tell you more about my work with BMW North America. My company – Rahal Letterman…
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Trusty Landie beats 911...
Don’t ask how, but I managed to wangle myself A 911 over Christmas, and jolly excited I was about it…
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Honda's bete noir
Honda is having a tough time in MotoGP these days. The world’s biggest motorcycle manufacturer has won just seven races…
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The King of Daytona
He’s been retired for 17 years now, but Richard Petty is still the king of NASCAR. Petty’s 200 victories rank…
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Mansell signs for Motor Sport!
Sir, Simon Taylor’s lunchtime interview with Nigel Mansell in the December issue brought back a special memory of meeting Nigel…
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Hang on lads, I've got an idea...
Sir, Your interesting article on the Freiburg-Schauinsland hillclimb stirred the memory. In 1957 I stayed in Freiburg on a school…
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The Freiburg Grand Prix
Sir, It was a pleasure to read Ed Foster’s feature on one of the most significant hillclimb venues ever, Freiburg-Schauinsland…
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High-speed art movement
Sir, I’d like to offer my huge thanks to Mat Oxley for his article on Futurism and the role it…
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Bond Bug vs bus
Sir, I was saddened to read of John Britten’s passing in your last issue. John was my first real mentor…
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I'll have the Fag Ash Soup
Sir, Your mention of Mike Doodson being JPS Lotus press officer (February issue) reminds me that at the French GP…
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Button zoom
Sir, I have fallen on hard times of late, with the result that I surely must be the only white…
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Nuvolari picture pointers
Sir, Thanks for a great February issue. Let me just draw your attention to page 85 and the pictures there.…
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Aurora and amour
Sir, The Lunch With… Desiré Wilson (February issue) was a fascinating personal story and, as with any sporting history, even…
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A schoolmate remembered
Sir, Your correspondent asked about Bill Pinckney’s death (Letters, February). He died, I understand, flying his Rallye Tobago in Scotland…
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A rich Poole of talent
Sir, I was pleased to see the word Penske on February’s cover, as Indycar machines are too often regarded as…
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Team Lotus and Nigel Roebuck: ‘We go back a long way…’
The name of Lotus, absent since 1994, returns to Formula 1 this year, and if that name is all it…
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"We are Lotus, we cannot drive round at the back"
The Lotus name is back in F1, and designer Mike Gascoyne and the team are not taking the new challenge…
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