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Shadow DN1
X-ray spec Designer Tony Southgate remembers when a new F1 team could emerge from the shadows and its car could…
June 2003
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Cologne ranger
Fifteen minutes of fame Ford Taunus 20 MRS: Safari Rally – APRIL 4-8, 1969 The bulky Taunus may have lacked…
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City to city, dust to dust
The 1903 Paris-Madrid became infamous as 'the race of death' and it was the final nail in the coffin of…
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King of the boards –The life and times of Jimmy Murphy
By Gary Doyle (tel: 00 1 602 636 0471) Published by Gary Doyle, $90 Behind the rather uninspiring cover lies…
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Twenty five years of WilliamsF1
By Alan Henry ISBN 75285 606 5 Published by Orion Books, £20 As a straightforward overview of the phenomenal success…
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Alain Prost- La science de la course
By Pierre Ménard & Jacques Vassal ISBN 2-84707-000-1 Published by Chronosports, 24.50 Euros The Swiss publisher Chronosports continues its hardback…
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Stirling Moss – Le champion sans couronne
By Pierre Ménard & Jacques Vassal ISBN 2-84707-001-X Published by Chronosports, 24.50 Euros Though relatively slim, this packs in a…
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Scuderia Filipinetti
By Ed Heuvink ISBN 2-84707-016-8 Published by Chronosports, £59.99 Filipinetti – one of those team names you keep seeing without…
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The works Triumphs
By Graham Robson ISBN 085429 926 2 Published by Haynes, £19.99 It was 50 years ago that Standard revitalised the…
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The Austro-Daimler puzzle
Bill Boddy I have never been able to understand why the 19/100 ADM Austro-Daimler, with its good six-cylinder power unit,…
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Alvis back on track
It is good to hear that the 1924 Alvis which the late Eric Benfield restored so meticulously and raced in…
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Racing on the page
The recall of our one-time belated 'Belated Book Reviews' feature, with a cartoon by Appleby, has reminded an American reader…
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Miscellany, June 2003
There may not be many two-stroke Trojans left, but this does not deter the Trojan OC, which publishes a magazine…
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By Avro Anson to Barcelona
I have good cause to remember reporting on the 1951 Gran Premio de Espana, together with Michael Tee to take…
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Forgotten slice of history
Soon after the Bugatti OC was formed in 1929 I was signed up as a voluntary contributor for its magazine…
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