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Determination
Sir, It brought back a lot of happy memories to read in May's issue an insight into Tom Wheatcroft's achievement…
June 1993
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The French question
Sir, As a regular taker and subscriber and occasional contributor to MOTOR SPORT since 1935 (!) It has not escaped…
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Greatness and justice
Sir, Two brief points if I may. First, a big thank you for the marvellous Jim Clark remembrance (April issue).…
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Slide-eyed
Sir, How refreshing it is to read such excellent and clear-cut articles as those presented by DJT and DSJ –…
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