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Walker slip-up allows White-wash
HSCC/VSCC: Silverstone Ghastly weather blighted the joint HSCC/VSCC Historic Silverstone weekend in May, with drivers battling the elements more than…
July 2003
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Letters from readers, July 2003
A day at the orifice Sir, I refer to your Vanwall tales in the May issue. When I ran Dealer…
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Tall ratio tale
Sir, In the May issue Bill Boddy has repeated the story told to some by Juan Fangio that he could…
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A year out
Sir, Your excellent series of photos 'Best Two Seats in the House' was marred by an unfortunate error on page…
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Vanwall and the Lotus IX
Sir, It was an interesting coincidence that you should feature the Lotus Mark IX in the same issue of your…
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Polite gesture
Sir, Fangio definitely let Moss win! It was a wonderful gesture and appreciated by all who saw it. Three friends…
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Proof negative
Sir, As usual, WB has given an interesting and detailed article in the June issue. His piece Wolverhampton Wanderers reminded…
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Celluloid search
Sir, Further to David Stick's letter in your magazine, I have been trying to track down the remnants of Stanley…
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Spec saver
Sir, l am hoping one of your readers can help me with some photographs or drawings of any 1965/6 F2…
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Austin's grand prix win
Sir, Much as I enjoyed Bill Boddy's article about the racing history of Herbert Austin's Sevens, I was disappointed that…
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Lea at Francis
Sir, Chris Mason's letter regarding the 1929 Irish Grand Prix races asks about the person standing second from right in…
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The Goodwood Festival of Speed
It's the first unmissable event of the Historic year. To whet your appetite — and to make sure you don't…
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Modern times
Simon Taylor Things are looking up for Formula One. After last year's worries about falling TV ratings and dwindling column…
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Nigel Roebuck's Legends: 1983 Monaco Grand Prix
Friday evening at Monaco, and a drink or two on Keke Rosberg's boat, moored near the chicane. The host, as…
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Shot from a Can-Am
Porsche's turbocharged 917/10 was the first 1000bhp racing car. It could reach 1OOmph in less than four seconds — all…
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AJ Foyt: America's all-action hero
'He truly never met a race car that he didn't like. All US racing was clamped in an AJ Foyt…
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Player's pleas
15 minutes of fame Lotus 73: Monaco F3 – May 13, 1972 A black-and-gold Lotus smoked its Formula One rivals…
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Wales of anguish
The cancellation of this year's Rally of Wales makes John Davenport think back to another 'Welsh' — the Clubman's International…
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Recipe for speed
Bill Boddy recounts the story of the 1929 BRDC 500 — the contest that put the fire back in British…
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Andrea de Cesaris' chance to win the 1983 Belgian GP: The one that got away
Andrea de Cesaris was much maligned during a Formula 1 career that stretched from 1980 to 1994, but he didn't…
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