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Notes on the Cars at Dijon
With the cancellation of the Swedish GP the Formula One teams had quite a long respite, and while some fitted…
August 1979
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Reflections in the Bourgogne
It was very pleasant reflecting on the 1979 Grand Prix of France, for the quiet villages, nice hotels, good restaurants…
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Formula Two Round Up
Recent winners in the FIA's European championship have reflected just how wide open the 1979 title chase is turning out.…
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Ferrari Festival
Nearly 180 Ferraris graced the splendid grounds of Honington Hall, Shipston-on-Stour for the Ferrari Owners Club Ferrari Festival and Concours…
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The British Grand Prix
Jones (No. 27) takes the inside line at Stowe on the first lap to out brake Saudia Williams team-mate Regazzoni…
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Silverstone Historics
Willie Green had to work hard for victory in the Lloyds and Scottish Historic Championship race in the oversteering JCB…
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On the road with a CanAm Lola
"What have we here," asked the men in blue, examining in amused disbelief the improbable apparition of a blood-red CanAm…
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Moth Rally
The Famous Grouse Moth Rally from Hatfield to Scotland on June 30th, sponsored by whisky distillers Matthew Gloag and Son…
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Letters from Readers, August 1979
That Spitfire Sir, I write to take you to task over your excellent article "A RoIls-Royce Occasion" in the July…
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