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Worth the wait
Sir, I was extremely interested to read the recent article relating to Fangio's Maserati 250F and its return to the…
January 2003
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Who was Watton?
Sir, The recent Nick Loudon photo feature illustrated W Watton in his twin-cam Austin. I knew Wally Watton very well…
Page 12
Modern times
The 2003 Formula One season began on November 26, 2002 — not racing, you understand, but the endless grind of…
Page 16
Legends Mo Nunn
When Niki Lauda was recently sacked by Jaguar Racing, he joined a long list of great drivers who, for whatever…
Page 23
The greatest all-rounders
The jury: Bill Boddy, Adam Cooper, Gordon Cruickshank, John Davenport, Andrew Frankel, Paul Fearnley, Alan Henry, Mark Hughes, Preston Lerner,…
Page 41
Alfa Romeo V10
Power without glory It had enough grunt to push a 164 saloon beyong 200MPH — And scare the life out…
Page 48
Blandford
Hailed as the first post-war road race circuit, this army facility offered highspeed spectacle - in a high risk pakage.…
Page 56
Brands Awareness
Making the most of local knowledge, the struggling Lotus new boy suddenly felt right at home in Formula One, He…
Page 58
The arts of Craft
With more backing and a couple of lucky breaks, the talents of Chris Craft surely would have shone at the…
Page 64
Women racers at Brooklands
From the very opening meeting in 1907, women competed at the surrey track. While some races were ladies-only, often they…
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In the heat of the moment
When Phil Hill's Cooper crashed and burnt to a crisp in the 1964 Austrian Grand Prix, Peter Miller was on…
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Alone in a crowd
BRM was at fours and fives in 1972 - Cars per GP, that is - Yet none of its drivers…
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Fifteen minutes of fame: Junior formula
Alan Mertens' first Glamer Indycar design won the worlds biggest race at its first attempt. Set up for life then?…
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Terms of endurance
Soundly beaten by scuderia Ferrari in the 1958 world sportscar championship, Aston Martin was supposed to be concentrating on its…
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Autocourse 2002-2003
Edited by Alan Henry ISBN 1-903135-10-9 Published by Hazleton, £35.00 It's that time of year again when we wonder who…
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The car design yearbook 1
By Steve Newbury ISBN 1-85894-181-4 Published by Layzell, £25.00 There are only three or four outrageous mock-ups per motor show,…
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Rally 2003 - The bigger picture
By Reinhard Klein ISBN 3-927458-02-3 Published by Verlag Reinhard Klein, £36.10 inc p&p Reinhard Klein is rallying's best photographer, and…
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Drive on! A social history of the motor car
By L J K Setright ISBN 0-9542585-0-9 Published byPalawan Press, £75.00 (£195 hardback) RUussian constructivism, Sumerian traffic problems and the…
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Pirelli world rallying: 2002-2003
By Martin Holmes ISBN 0-9521639-9-3 Published by Martin Holmes Rallying, £19.95 Once, when sharing a car with the author of…
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The fabulous fifties - Sportscar races in southern California
By Art Eevans (ISBN 0-9705073-1-3) Published by Photo Data Research LLC, $65.00 If there is an obvious flaw with this…
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