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Products of the month: And... action!
Dave Clark Designs automotive sculptures You may not have heard of British engineer and designer Dave Clark, but chances…
November 2020
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Events: HERO of the southwest
HERO Challenge Three, 10 October An amalgam of tests, regularities and resplendent views are all part of HERO’s Challenge Three…
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Racing Lives: Cesare & Alex Fiorio
Straddling both the worlds of Formula 1 and rallying, the Fiorio family has had a sizeable impact upon both. Cesare…
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Lunch with... Johnny Herbert & Damon Hill
Dumb and dumber. That's how Sky Formula 1 presenter Simon Lazenby once chose to refer to our guests for lunch…
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Precision: Catch this Drift
I first met Octavio Garcia back in 2012 when he was almost a decade into a stellar, 15-year stint as…
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Letters, November 2020
What an excellent article on Ron Flockhart. I remember well, as a teenager, listening to the odd BBC broadcast with…
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Motor racing's Cult Heroes
What makes a cult hero? Perhaps it is easier to start with what doesn’t. When we sat down to ponder…
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Jochen Rindt: Born to be king
Half a century after his untimely death at the Italian Grand Prix meant he became Formula 1’s only posthumous world…
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2020 MotoGP season: Shock and awe
Nature abhors a vacuum, so when reigning MotoGP champion Marc Márquez crashed out of July’s season-opening Spanish Grand Prix, ruling…
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Metal guru
You’re wandering round the paddock at Oulton Park looking at, say, F2, F3 and F Junior cars. You probably think…
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Sebastian Vettel: Growing pains
It’s very easy at the moment to feel that the world has become a worse place than it was. A…
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Sophia's choice
If you happen to follow Sophia Flörsch on Instagram – and you’ll be in the company of 370,000 other people…
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BMW 507 Roadster: A folly no longer
It's usual for rare cars that enjoyed notable success in period to command big money today — but those that…
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Online auction saleroom goes viral
As this issue goes to press, many people involved in the classic car business would ordinarily be resting up after…
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Why cars auctioned with no reserve tend to sell for more
Michael Lewis’ 1989 book Liar’s Poker introduced the concept of the ‘Big Swinging Dick’, a term used to refer to…
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Race car buying guide: Renault Sport Spider
The Renault Sport Spider is a curious thing. A quirky- looking two-seater racing car for the road, it was designed…
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Road car buying guide: Ferrari 'Daytona'
What's in a name? A great deal when you have a product to sell. Something both memorable and relevant, surely?…
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You were there: 1964 German GP & 1965 British GP
Send us your images If you have any photographs that might be suitable for You Were There, please send them…
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Parting shot: 1907 Targa Florio
April 22, 1907 Sicily, Italy While still in its infancy as an event, the second-ever Targa Florio certainly didn’t lack…
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