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Editorial, January 2002
A dozen of Stirling's drives were nominated. Yet no-one thought to mention his stunning performance at Aintree in 1957 —…
January 2002
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British Motorsport under the cosh
As we went to press, British Motorsport was facing a three-way state of emergency: Silverstone was threatened with the removal…
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Mercedes 300SE
Frank Fennel's Mercedes 300SE won the inaugural Rally of the Tests revival, which took place last month. The Irishman held…
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Morgan at Le Mans
The best-known racing Morgan is set to return to the circuits in 2002 after a complete restoration. The Plus 4,10K…
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Formula Ford cars
Peter Hackett is compiling a register and history of all PRS Formula Ford cars produced in the late 1970s and…
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Ferrari celebration meeting
The successful Ferrari celebration meeting held at Brands Hatch in July is set to be repeated over the opening weekend…
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International supersports Cup
The International supersports Cup is poised to return to its former glory following the news that the rival Germanand British-based…
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Formula 5000 boom predicted
The F5000 revival movement is confidently predicting strong grids for an eight-race programme across Europe in 2002. Having had 23…
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Classic race meeting
Although details are yet to be confirmed, a classic race meeting is likely to be run at Rockingham over the…
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Revival meeting
There are plans afoot to stage a race revival meeting at the Mount Panorama circuit, Australia, in Easter 2003.
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Motoring Bookshop
We regret to record the death of Frank Stroud, the owner for 40 years of Chater's Motoring Bookshop.
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Morgan three-wheeler
The intrepid Morgan three-wheeler pilot Gary Caroline has been confirmed as the winner of the 2001 Motor Sport Trophy by…
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Capitol Magazine!
Sir, Just a note to say that the October edition of Motor Sport, with the special section on `200mph Heroes'…
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Frontieres Man
Sir, Your article on the Chimay circuit (December issue) brought back memories of that same 1972 meeting. Although you didn't…
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The Dreyfus affair
Sir, In your November issue, William Cash states that the defeat of Mercedes-Benz by Delahaye at Pau in 1938 was…
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Charismario!
Sir, As a lifelong follower of Mario Andretti, I was disappointed to have to miss his book-signing in London. In…
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A day in the life
Sir, I was delighted to see the fine and timely articles on Jo Siffert by Nigel Roebuck and Andrew Frankel…
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All a Gog
Sir, As usual, I thoroughly enjoyed reading latest (December) issue of Motor Sport, I'd like to point out that the…
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Bursting the Bubbly
Sir, The article in your November issue about Dario Resta describes Jules Goux as drinking champagne on his way to…
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Modern Times
Formula One's ban on all testing until January has given the off-season a different look. No race this year to…
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