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Murray Walker's Grand Prix Year, Vol 2
by Murray Walker. 144pp. 81/4 x 53/4. (First Formula Publishing, Lyon Road, Wimbledon, SW19 2SE. £6.50). Cheapest of the Grand…
April 1989
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Video: V12 For Victory
produced by Videovision Broadcast. 60 minutes. (Duke Marketing Ltd, PO Box 46, Douglas, Isle of Man. £29.90). Slowest of the…
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25 Years Of The Manx Rally
by Doug Baird and Gordon Kniveton. 80pp. 113/4 x 81/4. (The Manx Experience Publishers, 10 Tromode Close, Douglas, Isle of…
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Supercars - The Myth and the Magic
by David Vivian. 128pp. 101/2" x 9". (Osprey, 59 Grosvenor Street, London W1X 9DA. £9.95) Don't imagine that this is…
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No opposition!
Sir, With respect to Sam Clutton (Letters, Motor Sport, February 1989), the Type 35B Bugatti won races for reasons other…
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Hands off the ACO
Sir, What more will FISA do to draw the teeth of the Automobile Club de l'Ouest? Le Mans as we…
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A new challenge
Sir, After 35 years the World Endurance Championship, under its various titles, is virtually over. The future of "two-seater" racing…
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Lack of imagination
Sir, Like your correspondent Mr A Lewis (Motor Sport, February 1988) I follow Grand Prix racing avidly, and at times…
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Jowett memories
Sir, Thank you for reviving some extremely happy memories for me with your article "By Jove!" (Motor Sport, February 1988).…
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Foul calumny!
Sir, Has your esteemed alter ego in charge of Veteran to Classic matters nodded? ! was brought up to believe…
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Piston speed
Sir, In writing that "the traditional way of making an engine run faster is to make one with more small…
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Jupiter details
Sir, I read with keen interest your recent article covering the Jowett Jupiter (Motor Sport, February 1989) but I feel…
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Group A lobby
Sir, Who makes the decisions at FISA? Who are they answerable to? The recent peremptory cancelling of the European Touring…
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Pleasant surprise
Sir, With some trepidation I filled up my 1988 Volkswagen Golf GTi with lead-free fuel, fearing the sort of performance-loss…
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Slower is better?
Sir, In DSJ's article "A Prolific Industry" (Motor Sport, January 1989) he makes a point that to me represents rather…
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Poor public relations
Sir, I would like to voice my disappointment in the attitude taken in the respect of public relations by some…
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Benjamin and Benova
Sir, Regarding the photograph of a Benova by Mr Peto (Motor Sport, February 1989), this car was manufactured by Maurice…
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Lead-free racing
Sir, I am sure CR Hefford (Letters, Motor Sport, January 1989) is not alone in thinking that Grand Prix racing…
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The hot seat
Sir, I should bring to your attention the omission of Jonathan Williams in the short list of British drivers to…
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Brothers?
Sir, In his article on 500cc racing (Grass Roots, Motor Sport, March 1989) MM has surely made a couple of…
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