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Littlewood and Kelleners do the double
European Historic Grand Prix: Zolder The biggest event of the season at Zolder marked the 40th anniversary of Belgium's 'other'…
August 2003
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Williams duo blitz the rest
TGP round-up Series leader Fredy Kumschick and Joaquin Folch took Thoroughbred Grand Prix victories in June. When Folch's Williams FW08…
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Wide-eyed and wingless
Sir, I know it's a pipe dream to wish that modern race cars didn't have wings, but wouldn't it be…
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Scarab league
Sir, I wish I owned the one and only rear-engined sports-racing Scarab ostensibly shown on opposite lock in the hands…
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The truth about Felice
Sir, I was very moved to read in the June Motor Sport the fine letter by Martin Holmes, whom I…
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Monumental task
Sir, This year on July 29 it will be exactly 30 years since Roger Williamson died in a horrible accident…
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Exaggerated reports
Sir, You may have seen a nice piece by Steve Cropley in a recent issue of Autocar about the 1953…
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Early warning
Sir, I have just been reading the article about the BMW 2002's rally career in your June issue. It refers…
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Rough rider Rosberg
Sir, It amused me to read the advice Keke Rosberg gives to his kid. During a Can-Am race at Riverside,…
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Elf magic
Sir, As an ex-employee of Elf Oil UK Ltd and Lotus Cars, I thought that with the impending demise of…
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Whose Hesketh?
Sir, With reference to your article on Rupert Keegan in the July issue, I'd like to point out that the…
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Family value
Sir, I would like to congratulate the VSCC for its tribute to Ayrton Senna and historic race meeting held at…
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Itala insider?
Sir, Firstly, congratulations on producing a fantastic magazine. But what I am after is some help from my fellow readers.…
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Schuey's doppelganger
Sir, I could not believe my eyes when I saw the picture of Wolfgang von Trips on page 84 of…
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Rand digging
Sir, The photograph in Matters of Moment on page 4 of last month's issue does indeed show a race at…
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Giving it Pentti
Sir, I read with interest John Davenport's article about the Welsh Rally in the July issue because the 1977 event…
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Modern times
Simon Taylor If you're one of those who believes that Formula One is about politics, rather than racing, you've had…
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How a 'ruthless' Farina won F1's first-ever grand prix – at Silverstone
Whoever wrote the programme notes for the 1950 GP d'Europe at Silverstone, the inaugural world championship Formula 1 race, was…
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The 10 best British Grands Prix
Silverstone 1973 Jody Scheckter recalls the race infamous for providing F1's biggest-ever multi-car pile-up 10: Purists recoil at the notion…
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A fragile beauty
Ford F3L looked for all the world a winner. The project, however, ended in ignominy after a string of retirements.…
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