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My Greatest Race: Phil Hill
Australian GP, Longford March 1st, 1965 as told to Adam Cooper It might come as a surprise to some people,…
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The Vanishing Interepter
In 1950 the Penya Rhin Gran Premio took place late in the GP season. To report it MOTOR SPORT adopted…
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A Different Kind of Race
Occasionally one gets a glimpse of motoring from the past on the TV screen, in plays or documentaries, but best…
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Championship Fight
The Schumacher/Coulthard fracas recalls other such incidents, as when Alberto Ascati was shunted off by Onofre Marimon after he had…
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Classification By Quality
The various age divisions within the VSCC, VMC and VMCC are clearly defined, but Michael Ware, Curator of the National…
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Margaret Jennings
Another link gone with pre-war Brooklands: as Margaret Allen, Mrs Jennings was one of the outstanding lady drivers there. Born…
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Obituary
Clive Windsor-Richards It came as a great shock that Clive Windsor-Richards had died, that dedicated vintage-car enthusiast who was driving…
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