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Data logger -- keep track of all the action
GT40s could rule Britannia -- big names and bigger guns expected for Tour Britannia road/rally rebirth Adrian Newey, Chris Chiles,…
May 2005
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News in brief, May 2005
Historic FF1600 racer Chris Sharples has been elected chairman of the Historic Sports Car Club. He replaces Nicholas Overall, who…
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Hammer down
Racers that are going, going, gone...The date for the Sotheby's At Ferrari sale has been changed from Monday. May 23…
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Pace notes -- your guide to what's coming up...
Don't miss Moss/Mass -- Mille Miglia Retrospective, May 19-22 From an entry of 780 the organisers of the Mille Miglia…
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Talk curve -- Historic motorsport insight -- Patrick's Tiger feat
Patrick Watts is the new star of historic rallying reports Paul Lawrence Patrick Watts's press-on approach made him a star…
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Marcus Pye's Diary
A chat with an ex-GP winner brightens up Mrs Pye's day as Marcus ponders financial ruin in a Rugby model…
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Simon Taylor's Notebook
Drag racing's first steps in Britain were hesitant, but 40 years on it enjoys its own keen following What fascinates…
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Parting Shot
United States Grand Prix, Watkins Glen, 1980 Alan Jones doesn't look like he's heading to victory here, but 59 laps…
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