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Trophies and recognition
A historic race series supported by a mainstream manufacturer? There’s value in history Awards evenings abound as the season runs…
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Secret home of 50 little Indians
A family hoard hidden away on an airfield for years is finally coming to light I see that Bonhams is…
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In the workshop
Hardy Hall Restorations What’s your history? I started the firm in 1999 after a 15-year career in motor racing which…
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Around the houses, February 2012
News from the main auction houses around the world Scottsdale Car Week is upon us once again and with it…
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Aston Martin Ulster
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Autocourse (e-Book edition)
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Alan Carter
Alan Carter Light in the darkness The truth about Mal, Kenny and me A brutally personal account of motorcycle racer…
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Archie Frazer-Nash
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Ten thousand miles against the clock
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In the name of glory – 1976
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Donald Campbell: Bluebird and the final record attempt
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You were there
Motor Sport articles prompted two readers to share their memories with us, while our third contributor has enjoyed some classic…
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When Behra spelled trouble
The Frenchman’s demands at Reims ’58 prompted team-mate Harry Schell to pen a furious (and somewhat muddled) missive to BRM’s…
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Mansell plays his cards right on Veteran run
The annual London-to-Brighton Veteran Car Run, for vehicles manufactured no later than 1904, is – so far as I am…
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Tinseltown's motor racing rush
The success of the Senna movie seems to have sparked something of a feeding frenzy among Hollywood industry moguls. Suddenly…
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Stopping for fuel and champagne...
During his archive movie film researches, my motorfilms.com colleague David Weguelin once found fabulous footage of Fangio’s great drive in…
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