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Ladies who broke made dominance

Girls in F1 again? One day, perhaps! Girls at Brooldands — yes, lots of them. To escape some confusion, the first ladies' races were in 1908, a decorous age, so…

August 2000 Issue

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Prize repossessions

Jarier made his F1 debut in 1971 in a March 701 - but in bizarre circumstances. "I'd met Hubert Hahne around the paddocks and we became good friends. Then he…

February 2003 Issue

By Mark Hughes

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The private car in war

LAST month's Editorial was concerned with motoring as a means of war-time relaxation—that was before intensive night bombing raids on London had brought the war home to countless civilians and…

October 1940 Issue

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Previous winners

Race organised by British Racing Drivers' Club. 181 laps of Brooklands circuit : 500 miles. Length of circuit : 2 miles, 1,350 yards. Previous winners. 1929 J. Barclay and E.…

October 1933 Issue

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