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Nielsen gets back in gear
Group C: Donington Park John Nielsen made a triumphant return to Group C when he took the Kremer Racing Porsche…
September 2003
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Hot Chevron pairing are simply mustard
Dijon Historic Grand Prix Jon Minshaw and Martin Stretton bagged another endurance success at a former French GP track when…
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Tragedy mars showpiece event
BRDC Historic Sports Cars: Silverstone & Oulton Park A capacity field contested the non-championship British Grand Prix support race at…
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Goodwood Festival of Speed
Ten year on and still it grows, still it improves. More than 150,000 people passed through the gates of Goodwood…
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Letters from readers, September 2003
Double standards? Sir, I must express my disgust at the ultimatum issued by Bernie Ecclestone to the BRDC regarding the…
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Modern times
Simon Taylor As far as victory was concerned, the German Grand Prix was finished at the first corner. It was…
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Tony Brooks – Nigel Roebuck's Legends
In terms of finding a decent place to stay, Magny-Cours is not the best grand prix venue in the world.…
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Denny Hulme: The bear facts
Between this year's Australian and Malaysian grands prix, Mrs C and I used up a free week with our first…
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Genetically modified: Driving the original Corvette Sting Ray
The bodywork's glinting contours provide the answer to my four million-dollar question. The query had seemed valid: although undeniably beautiful,…
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Johnny Herbert: The one that got away – 1994 Italian GP
The nature of these articles means that, more often than not, drivers nominate races that got away from them through…
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Madgwick moments
Famous races at Goodwood April 6, 1953 - Glover Trophy In the immediate post-war years, BRM was the subject of…
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Come the Revival!
Over the next 10 pages we recall memorable moments from Goodwood's past, compare then with now, and tell you what…
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The Emperor of Goodwood: How Reg Parnell dominated the Sussex circuit
Pick a driver synonymous with Goodwood. It's not hard: Stirling Moss — a winner at the first meeting and on…
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Old Glory's Goodwood
American cars and drivers played a small but intriguing role in the history of the circuit. Paul Fearnley picks out…
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The passage of time
Are historic racing cars quicker today than they were in period? Goodwood could provide the answer. Tim Scott pores through…
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Three-car trick
Jim Clark was at the height of his powers in 1965 — no matter which car or what conditions, he…
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The time of March
For three days each year, racing turns the clocks back. Paul Lawrence is your guide to a stupendous event which…
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Variety: the life of Spice
From Le Mans to wild hillclimbs in Barbados, Gordon Spice spent 25 years racing for the love of it.…
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X-ray spec: Mobil Special
Two men who thrust SSC through the sound barrier have spent hours in quiet contemplation of Reid Railton's masterpiece. By…
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Three-legged races
The Isle of Man is world famous for its motorbike TT, but it has hosted several car events too, as…
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