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Dinner with... Rubens Barrichello
What the history books tell you first about Rubens Barrichello are the statistics: and they are indeed extraordinary. This man…
October 2013
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Luigi Musso's 'Special Effects'
Many of you might remember the photographic feature we published on Alberto Ascari in the July 2012 issue. The incredible…
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Events of the Month
Silverstone Classic With 1100 entries for 24 races, there is no doubting the scale of the Silverstone Classic. But this…
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On the road with Simon Arron
Summer Knights VSCC Prescott, August 3-4: a superior strain of antiques roadshow Warning: traffic queues ahead…” It’s a sign of…
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When quality and quantity combine
Silverstone Classic, July 26-27: a neophyte embraces Britain’s biggest bygone beano A minor landmark, this, for never before had I…
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Working it out with fractions
VSCC Mallory Park, July 21: the greatest contests aren’t always the most obvious Race Three: Vintage Racing Cars (VS CC…
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Sidetracked with Ed Foster
An eye on the big picture Teams use various methods to make sure drivers remain in peak condition, but sometimes…
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Rally GB goes back to its routes
Fan feedback sparks change of direction for Britain’s WRC showpiece The Wales Rally GB has a rocky history. It was…
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Working with John Wyer
The legendary team chief had a fearsome reputation, but Doreen Green was better placed than most to judge his methods…
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Race is on to keep Birkin's Bentley
Brooklands record breaker poised for life overseas... unless new buyer steps forward Tim Birkin’s famous red single-seater Bentley will disappear…
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The art of living dangerously
Tinker, racer, soldier, spy. There were few quiet moments in the world of St John Horsfall All these Aston celebrations…
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Tiger Tiger burning shame
Looks like my timing chain skipped a tooth last month, when my addled brain converted a trio of Sunbeam Tigers…
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A keen eye for detail
With the passing of John Coombs, Britain has lost another prominent team patron from one of motor racing’s most celebrated…
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Blue Bird's over.... until November
Beaulieu offers UK enthusiasts another chance to appreciate speed-record talisman In the build-up to the Goodwood Festival of Speed I…
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