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A charmed life
Alan Brown, who died earlier this year, wheeled and dealed his way through single-seaters and sports cars. Mike Lawrence remembers…
April 2004
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Just seconds out
Most reckoned the Swede had scalped the big one. But the times eventually told a different story. As he recounts…
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Stage direction
The co-driver's role has grown as the pace of modern rallying has increased, as John Davenport explains The sons of…
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Lost before his time
Gerry Birrell was in line for a Tyrrell drive when his life was cut short. Adam Cooper recalls a man…
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Bill Boddy
A loyal aficionado of Bentleys In view of Motor Sport's forthcoming eightieth anniversary it maybe of interest to consider the…
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Bill Boddy
Mercs' first return to Britain The great interest aroused by seeing or reading about demonstrations of historic GP cars was…
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Miscellany, April 2004
Jeremy Wood is restoring the 1929 Rally that Jack Driskell used to drive in trials, speed events and at Brooldands,…
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Bill Boddy
Economical with the truth The Winter edition of the always welcome Morris Register Journal has Roger Bird's account of the…
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Miscellany, April 2004
When I saw a smart and original mid-vintage Standard tourer at a recent rally, it made me wonder why Standards,…
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Book reviews, April 2004, April 2004
Triumph and Tragedy By Yves Kaltenbach, ISBN 095467670X Published by Automobiles Historiques limited, £50 This was the season when sportscar…
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Parting shot
500cc race, British Grand Prix, 1951 A contrast in styles: Redmund Gallagher hangs on to his Leprechaun, as dominant winner…
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