June 2006

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Pictorial evidence

Sir, In the March issue of Motor Sport Nigel Roebuck discusses the Monza 1960 F1 race and the rear-engined GP…

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Two into four will go

Sir, I'd like to congratulate you on your news report on Valentino Rossi's F1 test in your April issue. I've…

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Opel routes

Sir, It was pleasing to see p85 of April's Motor Sport dedicated to advice for readers thinking of participating. This…

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