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Books
Gilles Villeneuve, The life of the legendary racing driver by Gerald Donaldson, 352pp. 9 1/2" x 6". (Motor Racing Publications,…
September 1989
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Spectators
Dear reader, Whenever the opportunity presents itself, which is usually during morning testing, I take the opportunity at Grand Prix…
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Fifties fliers
We greatly enjoyed GC's vivid description of the Pirelli Classic Marathon, and congratulate him and Henry Pearman on their impressive…
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Plastic boddy
I could not help having a quiet chuckle when I saw you refer to my car in your August issue…
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No sprints
I would like to congratulate you on the support given to speed hill-climbing and sprints (Manors of Moment, (Motor Sport,…
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Prejudiced view?
I felt deeply insulted after reading the article "A Second Look" (Motor Sport, July 1989). DSJ is in my opinion…
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Bentleys at Montlhery
How pleasant to read again Tom Plowman's notes on his Montlhery runs (Motor Sport, July 1989). A very decent chap…
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