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Brooklands 1926: the first British Grand Prix and its centenary return

It is hard to imagine that the speed limit was only raised to a heady 20mph in 1903. With no motor sport activity allowed on British roads, Hugh Fortescue Locke…

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We in the west tend to think Japanese motor sport didn’t really exist until the fledgling Honda motorcycle team first appeared at the 1959 Isle of Man TT races –…

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