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Aston Martin 1913-1947, by Inman Hunter and Alan Archer. Osprey Publishing, £40.00
Quite rightly, as with other leading makes, there have been quite a number of books about Aston Martins. This latest…
May 1993
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Photo opportunity
Sir, Mr G A D Smith (Letters, February '93 issue), asks whether you have anything better in your archives than…
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No compromise
Sir, Last month (March) I note you lost a reader due to Motor Sport's criticism of Mr Mansell. Your editorial…
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Oversight rectified
Sir, So Motor Sport has after 25 years decided to expand on its pathetically inadequate comment at the time of…
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Fitting tribute
Sir, Thank you for the 'Jim Clark' issue of Motor Sport. It really did tell a very true story about…
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Dust CART?
Sir, I am writing as a motor sport enthusiast of some 30 years, with some concern about the continual "Mansell…
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Doning-tome
Sir, I am researching the history of Donington Park as a racing circuit, with the eventual aim of publication, and…
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Red 5 once again
Sir, I have enjoyed your magazine for many years since I bought my first copy back in the late '60s.…
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Cutting costs
Sir, I have read your articles on ways to reduce the cost of Formula One racing cars, and I wonder…
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