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Pedestrianism

With everyone in this sad country compelled to drive at no more than 50 m.p.h. and drivers feather-footing it in an endeavour to make every expensive gallon of petrol take…

Greensall reaches a racing milestone

PAUL RICARD, SEPTEMBER 5-7 Following three days of testing, it was time for more Peter Auto action, racing four cars with John Emberson: Morgan SLR; Chevron B26 Chocolate Drop (second…

December 2025 Issue

By Nigel Greensall

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Honda museum opens

Honda president Nobuhiko Kawamoto is pictured in the company’s first Grand Prix car, the RA271 of 1964, at last month’s opening of its superb new museum and Twin-Ring Motegi circuit…

May 1998 Issue

By Peter Nunn

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Remembering the Shelby years - 1962-1969

By Dave Friedman ISBN 0-966 7798-94 Available from Chaters Motoring Booksellers (0181 568 9750), £69.95 (signed by the author and Carroll Shelby), £49.99 unsigned. If John Cooper and the late…

September 1999 Issue

By Matthew Franey

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