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Andrew Frankel: ‘Lapping Talladega at 150mpg quickly feels frighteningly normal’

I drove the new Ford Mustang in North Carolina on roads close to the Charlotte Motor Speedway. NASCAR is 75 years old this year and is headquartered in the city, so…

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Reflections on the French Grand Prix

THE Reims meeting must have been the biggest concentration of single-seater racing cars ever gathered together, with races for Formula One, Formula Two and Formula Three, So that the whole…

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By Denis Jenkinson

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An Engineering View of the 1960 Cars

We are indebted to our highly esteemed contemporary, The Engineer, for permitting us to reproduce the following Editorial which it published during the Motor Show period. The engineering opinions therein…

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"Racing Sports Cars"

by Louis Klemantaski, AIBP, ARPS and Michael Frostick. 61 pp, 10 in by 61/4 in. (Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 90 Great Russell Street, London, WC1.15s) This book, naturally mainly photographic, is a follow-up of the co-authors' previous work…

September 1956 Issue

By Bill Boddy

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