THE B.M.C.R.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS October 1926

A living Legend

A nostalgic look at the Mille Miglia circuit Twenty years ago, on May 1st, 1955, Stirling Moss became the only British driver ever to win the Mille Miglia open-road race…

June 1975 Issue

By Alan Henry

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Roger Clark: the man who set and still sets the pace of British rallying

Relaxation through high pressure is a useful key to unlocking the continuous success recorded by burly Roger Clark, both in business and competition. Weekends when he is not rallying are…

June 1975 Issue

By Jeremy Walton

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John Player Hospitality

Sir, With reference to the letter re "special" guests at the British Grand Prix , Silverstone, invited by John Player. I am a tobacconist who sells their products to the…

November 1973 Issue

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Mat Oxley

Neurons win out over digits A decade after Formula 1 switched to A single-spec ECU, MotoGP has gone the same way. Rights holder Dorna introduced the same-for-all Magneti Marelli kit…

October 2016 Issue

By Mat Oxley

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