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Matters of Moment, March 1996
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Matters of Moment, March 1996
Tearing The Fabric The Indy Racing League is probably feeling reasonably satisfied. As you can read elsewhere in this issue,…
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February
1 FIA boss Max Mosley reveals that "black box" recorders will be developed to allow extra insight into Fl accidents.…
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Playing Safe
On the eve of another new Formula One season, the FIA President spoke to Mike Lawrence about his immediate objectives…
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Through the Looking Glass
The international rally season traditionally opens in Monte Carlo. David Williams explains how, this year, it both did and didn't…
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Path Finders
The alliance of Messrs Riley and Scott back in 1990 has created a company which has ruffled the US racing…
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Different Class
While the Indy Racing League stumbles uncertainly into life, David Phillips contends that things have never looked better for the…
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Quattroforte?
Should the establishment be fazed by the arrival of world champion Audi? Paul Fearnley looks forward to the 1996 British…
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Oval Teeny
Britain might not need further supplements to its racing calendar, but Legends Racing Europe promises to be different. Simon Arron…
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S4 Sensational
The S4S is the first new Esprit since the racy sport 300, from which it has borrowed some soul. Ryan…
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Weird Science
There is far more to this Korean off-roader than a dubious name as Simon Arron discovered You are unlikely to…
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Rock, No Roll
David Finlay settles in with Citroen s ground-breaking new suspension system The Citroen Xantia Active's principal claim to fame is…
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Brooklands Books of Cobham
• Brooklands Books of Cobham, Survey, have two more Gold Portfolios in their enormous range of one-make books. which must…
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Renault Formula One Motor Racing Book
Renault Formula One Motor Racing Book, by Xavier Chimits and Francis Granet. Dorling Kindersley, £9.99. This is a refreshing breath…
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Brooklands Giants
Brooklands Giants, by Bill Boddy. Haynes, £19.99. And "giant" is the right word — WB rules out anything of less…
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Prime Movers
Prime Movers, by Karr Lucivigsen. Transport Bookman, £25.00. Here is a full account of lImor Engineering Ltd and its place…
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Daimler Century
Daimler Century, by Lord Montagu and David BurgessWise. Patrick Stevens, £19.99. Daimler is our first manufacturer to score a century,…
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Bugantics
• The club magazine least affected by the vagaries of fashion is Bugantics, the house journal of the Bugatti O…
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A Lifetime with Cars
We are informed by Vintage Car Publishers that the price of A Lifetime With Cars has been increased recently to…
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Meteor Sighting
Sir, W B's article A Racing Driver's Aeroplane (Feb 1996) told the story of the Segrave Meteor. Some years ago…
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