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H&H auction adds sparkle to 2017 Hall of Fame
Next year’s Hall of Fame event will feature a live auction courtesy of H&H Classics, allowing guests and attendees to…
November 2016
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History repeats itself
Goodwood Motor Circuit has been active for as long in its second life as it was in its first. We…
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Lunch with Jacques Villeneuve
Jacques Villeneuve has experienced one of the most unusual careers in the history of motor sport. By the age of…
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Two wheels, 400mph the chase is on
Best known for his pursuit of TT victories on the Isle of Man, one of Britain’s most celebrated racing motorcyclists…
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Charge of the light brigade
From the salt flats of Bonneville to the grippy asphalt of Santa Pod – and an unlikely contender in the…
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Porsche's forgotten racing hero Kurt Ahrens: 'I was the only one who didn’t get paid…'
"Do you know what he looks like?” I’m asked. “Yes. No. Well, I did.” I reply. Looking up to the…
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In the spotlight: Norbert Michelisz
Simon Arron meets a driver who converted a passion for gaming into a works Honda drive in the World Touring…
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Hold tight, I'm taking a supercharged bomb up the Shelsley Esses
Down the years I’ve been lucky enough to find myself behind the wheel of some immortal racing cars, like the…
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Data trace: second generation drivers
This year, for the first time, there are four sons of ex-GP drivers on the Formula 1 grid writer Peter…
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British F3/GT Donington Park
This was the dream scenario for SRO and MSV, organisers of British GT and BRDC British F3: an alliterative final…
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Salon Privé
Salon Privé, which was celebrating its second year at Blenheim Palace and 11th year in total, once more provided an…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Past and presence Thruxton, August 14: An object lesson in contemporary diversity… and preserving the soul of the Seventies The…
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Historic scene with Gordon Cruickshank
Count Z’s evil plans Known for his racy life, 1920s racer Louis Zborowski has now been implicated in a dastardly…
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From the archives with Doug Nye
The hills come alive Subscription TV may be a modern feature, but it can open unexpected doors to the past …
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