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Data logger -- keep track of all the action...
Shelsley secure until 2104Future of famous hillclimb course is safe thanks to a new lease deal The future of Shelsley…
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News in brief, April 2005
Stuart Rolt has been appointed as the new chairman of the BRDC. He takes over the role vacated by former…
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Hammer Down
Racers that are going, going, gone Scheduled to appear in the Bonhams sale at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on…
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Pace notes -- your guide to what's coming up
***Race Programme -- Check out where the action is... MARCH:When & where: March 27, Donington Park What: The first HSCC…
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Talk Curve -- historic motorsport insight -- destiny of Masters
The Masters tour has arrived -- and it's here to stay, explains Paul Lawrence Winning isn't everything. That, at least,…
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Simon Taylor's Notebook
Understanding the FIA's new authenticity rules, which will allow replicas to race with period cars but aim for transparency In…
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Parting Shot
Sunbank 24 Hours, Daytona, 1988 Holbert Racing was on for a hat trick of wins in the Florida round-the-clock classic,…
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