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Around the houses, August 2009
– RM Auctions – In its August 13-15 Sports and Classics of Monterey sale, RM has two historic Miller race…
August 2009
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Louisa Skipper's Diary
Let the Bubbly and the memories flow Moët et Chandon celebrated its 40th anniversary partnership with Sir Jackie Stewart at…
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Porsche 935 – racing's most underrated car?
Just to prove that dying embers burn hottest, the De Varzarez Enterprises squad droned around to claim surprise honours in…
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Reviews, August 2009
Mark Donohue Technical Excellence at Speed Michael Argetsinger Mark Donohue fans can at last add a new title to their…
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Doug Nye
Whiskey chasers Whatever the future holds, NASCAR still has its rich history, as one episode concerning moonshine in Middle Georgia…
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Bill Boddy
Man versus machine When Hitler launched his pre-war plan to dominate racing, he reckoned without the skill of some drivers…
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